Samsung joins Orange’s innovative journey to take 5G networks to next level

Recently, Samsung announced that the company is one of the first retailers in the world to participate in the opening of the Orange’s Open RAN Integration Center in Paris, France. At the center, the two companies will work together to separate computer hardware components and standard RAN software.

Samsung’s virtualized RAN (vRAN), proven in the industry by commercial distribution with world-class operators, including the US, will be used. As one of the world’s leading telecommunications operators, Orange provides mobile services to 222 million users in 26 countries including Europe, Africa, and the Middle East.

Samsung’s vRAN solutions can help ensure greater network flexibility, scalability, and efficiency of network performance by replacing dedicated baseband platforms with software. Samsung is the only major network vendor that has made vRAN deployments for tier-one industries in North America, Europe, and Asia.

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By opening the Open RAN Integration Center in Chatillon, near Paris, Orange will enable network testing and deployment of new technologies, which will serve as the backbone of the operator’s future networks.

Samsung Networks has launched a successful delivery of 5G infrastructure solutions that include chipsets, radios, and content. With ongoing research and development, Samsung is leading the industry to develop 5G networks. The company currently provides network solutions to mobile operators that bring connections to hundreds of millions of users worldwide.