Swedish-based company,\nEnea, has launched the Enea Unified Data Manager, a hardware-agnostic,\ncloud-native network function for 4G and 5G data management. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
The software performs the 3GPP functions of\nUnified Data Management (UDM) in 5G networks and interoperates with any Home\nSubscriber Server (HSS) in 4G. The solution is a critical component in multi-vendor and multi-generation\nnetwork architectures.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Operators, who\ninitially focused on the radio side of 5G technology, are now starting to\ndeploy 5G\nStandalone (SA) networks,\nwhich include a 5G core and a new way to manage data. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Sue Rudd, Director Networks and Service Platforms at Strategy Analytics, said: \u201cUDM is redefining both networking and data management. It allows seamless services for converged consumer broadband, IoT apps at the edge and for private networking with true cloud-native apps in an externalised state.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
\u201cA number of\noperators are also waking up to the uncomfortable truth about the complexity\nand cost of combining 4G core networks with 5G radio. They are now realising\nthat a faster move to UDM solutions can simplify and accelerate the transition to 5G SA networks.\u201d<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Enea\u2019s modular\napproach complies with both current and evolving 3GPP standards and helps\noperators avoid the vendor database lock-in. The solution supports 5G SIM and\nnon-SIM based authentication, and thanks to its 4G interoperability, it also\nallows seamless roaming between 4G and 5G services, works with existing 4G\ncredentials and eliminates the need to provision all existing subscribers to\nthe new 5G network immediately. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
With\nthe low latency and high\nperformance required\nfor 5G use cases, the Enea Unified Data Manager scales efficiently to accommodate large network sizes\nand can handle up\nto 10 billion data entries. The\narchitecture of the product builds on more than 15 years\u2019 experience of\ndelivering Subscriber Data Management software to Tier 1 operators and\nexpertise in virtualisation and cloud-native design. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Jan H\u00e4glund,\nPresident and CEO at Enea, said: \u201cOur solutions are designed to give operators\ncomplete control, freedom of choice and a competitive edge. The architecture is\nservice-oriented and cloud-based, just like 5G. This means that operators can\nchoose to retrofit existing infrastructure or deploy new 5G standalone\narchitecture. Either way, the Enea Unified Data Manager enables them to create\na clear path ahead for robust 5G data management.\u201d<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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