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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: US-based telecom gear maker Mavenir<\/a> and chipmaker Qualcomm<\/a> have launched a new OpenBeam massive MIMO 32TRX active antenna unit (AAU). The radio comes with the Qualcomm<\/a> QRU100 5G RAN Platform.

“The solution boasts industry-leading energy efficiency levels using AI based technology while boosting network performance to drive the transition toward modern networks by helping operators simplify and lower total cost of ownership of 5G deployments,” according to a joint statement at the Mobile World Congress Barcelona<\/a> 2023 (MWC23<\/a>).

Mavenir<\/a> said its AAU is an O-RAN based Radio Unit (O-RU) delivering 320W output power and has 192 antenna elements. It claimed that the radio has been designed to meet the growing demand for efficient and high-performance networks that can support the exponential growth of data traffic, both for RAN sharing and single-operator deployments.

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Mavenir partners Jabil to manufacture massive MIMO gear in India<\/a><\/h2>

“This announcement is another milestone in Mavenir’s commitment to making Open vRAN Radios with a proven and trusted manufacturer, available to customers globally,” said Ramnik Kamo, EVP, CIO and CPO, Mavenir. “We are excited about expanding the operations in Pune with Jabil to now include mMIMO radios as well. We are shipping radios to tier 1 customers from this site.”<\/p><\/div>

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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: US-based telecom gear maker Mavenir<\/a> and chipmaker Qualcomm<\/a> have launched a new OpenBeam massive MIMO 32TRX active antenna unit (AAU). The radio comes with the Qualcomm<\/a> QRU100 5G RAN Platform.

“The solution boasts industry-leading energy efficiency levels using AI based technology while boosting network performance to drive the transition toward modern networks by helping operators simplify and lower total cost of ownership of 5G deployments,” according to a joint statement at the Mobile World Congress Barcelona<\/a> 2023 (MWC23<\/a>).

Mavenir<\/a> said its AAU is an O-RAN based Radio Unit (O-RU) delivering 320W output power and has 192 antenna elements. It claimed that the radio has been designed to meet the growing demand for efficient and high-performance networks that can support the exponential growth of data traffic, both for RAN sharing and single-operator deployments.

\"Mavenir<\/a><\/figure>

Mavenir partners Jabil to manufacture massive MIMO gear in India<\/a><\/h2>

“This announcement is another milestone in Mavenir’s commitment to making Open vRAN Radios with a proven and trusted manufacturer, available to customers globally,” said Ramnik Kamo, EVP, CIO and CPO, Mavenir. “We are excited about expanding the operations in Pune with Jabil to now include mMIMO radios as well. We are shipping radios to tier 1 customers from this site.”<\/p><\/div>