Sandvine

5G

SANDVINE | May 25, 2021

Sandvine, a market leader in cloud-based service innovation and intelligence solutions, today announced the supply of the industry's first 5G Service Innovation and Intelligence portfolio. The portfolio is meant to assist service and cloud providers capture the 5G smart ecosystem opportunity and deliver exceptional digital experiences. It includes a cloud-native 5G Service Intelligence Engine (NWDAF), unique pre-packaged use cases, and highly enriched real-time data and insights that provide...

sdxcentral.com | July 17, 2017

Private equity firm PNI Canada Acquireco purchased Sandvine Corp. in a deal worth more than $444 million. PNI will combine Sandvine with Procera Networks. Procera Networks was acquired by Francisco Partners, an affiliate company of PNI, in 2015 for about $240 million. Procera, which focuses on enhancing the broadband Internet experience by using traffic analytics, will be combined with Sandvine, which makes broadband network management tools....

Network Infrastructure

Sandvine | January 15, 2022

SK Telecom is fueling its pioneering 5G Private Enterprise Network Service using Sandvine's Application and Network Intelligence portfolio on private cloud. The solution is helping SK Telecom accelerate business expansion in verticals such as manufacturing, energy transmission and government. The service is expected to open the door to future network slicing and mobile edge computing (MEC) services. John Abraham, Principal Analyst, Analysys Mason, said: Enterprises represent a...

SDxCentral | January 15, 2020

IoT and SD-WAN might not sound like they belong together, but ask VMware’s VeloCloud or managed service provider Apcela and you might be surprised by what they have to say. The two companies see SD-WAN as the key to making large IoT deployments manageable at a human scale. Sanjay Uppal, who co-founded VeloCloud and now serves as the head of VMware’s SD-WAN division, said the expanding scope of SD-WAN has opened the door to several applications that the technology wouldn’t norma...