Amdocs Innovates to Support Evolution to 5G with Ready-to-Use Solution

Amdocs, a provider of software and services to communications and media companies, has announced its comprehensive support for 5G rollouts supporting a wide range of acceptance and optimization tools to ensure communication service providers (CSPs) can select “best in breed” equipment partners for their 4.5G, 4.9G and 5G rollouts.

These latest technology features are available in the Actix Analyzer and ActixOne platforms as part of the LTE-Advanced-Pro and 5G technology offerings.

Actix Analyzer and ActixOne now support 5G New Radio network rollout capabilities and are based on AmdocsONE architecture, which offers service acceleration capabilities as part of network virtualisation roll-out. Actix Analyzer and ActixOne have also been enhanced to support the optimization and network troubleshooting of 5G New Radio enabling mobile operators to independently verify the performance, enforcing KPIs, with full insight and control over the rollout process of 5G.

Amdocs’ Open Network portfolio is being used across the globe to optimize ‘4.9G’ technology features such as large-scale carrier aggregation, massive multiple-input and multiple-output (MIMO) and high rate modulation coding schemes. Amdocs Open Network is ideally positioned to offer “best in breed” multi-vendor tool chain support for 5G rollouts that includes mmWave technology, beamforming, massive carrier aggregation and new 3GPP Rel.15 signaling.

As a radio access network services partner, we understand the challenges CSPs will face when transitioning to 5G”, said Anthony Goonetilleke, group president, Amdocs Technology. “We are proud to introduce new capabilities of our network optimization platforms to help support CSPs in creating the best user experience on the road to 5G. Today we are announcing support for 5G New Radio technology in the Actix Analyzer and ActixOne products, and the support for ‘4.5’ and ‘4.9G’ technology features that provide CSPs with the capability to reach the 1Gbps throughput target.”