ASOCS

ASOCS is a developer of an open and virtualized software solution intended to deliver 5G private mobile network solutions in a single software stack. The company's on-premise mobile cloud offers an open solution that allows industrial enterprises to run their networks on their own terms using standard hardware.

These solutions are provided through virtual Radio Access Networks (vRAN) and NFV-compatible virtual base station solutions to build wireless and macro-networks. The company serves retail, real estate, corporate offices, hospitality, hospitals, sports, and entertainment sector.

Cyrus 2.0 is a software tool offered by ASOCS to help enable a fully virtualized, end-to-end cloud-native mobile networks, using a single software stack for 4G and 5G cellular processing.

Cryus 2.0 is offered toward different industries to help those companies to develop private 5G networks for wireless communications intended to offer reliable network capacity and speeds and with low latency. This is intended to offer an experience similar to wired network experiences, and to enable companies to interact with edge compute devices such as machines and sensors within the network. Cyrus 2.0 also offers a management dashboard tool for site configuration, performance monitoring, fault management, and life cycle management of network elements.

Cyrus 2.0, in offering a tool to enable fully virtualized cloud-native mobile network for 4G and 5G cellular processing is also offered toward network operators. It offers central and distributed units, open interfaces to third party radios, and cloud infrastructure and management systems, in order to help operators deploy greenfield networks, upgrade existing networks to 5G, or provide 5G private networks to enterprise customers. This includes offering network-coverage-as-a-service through network slicing and tiered access, with serverless applications with a converged LAN and cellular routing in application.

ASOCS intends their virtual network solutions towards assisting 5G deployments and to help companies set up virtual 5G cellular networks in places were previously a Wi-Fi installation has existed. This is based on the expected network reliability, speed, and security which can be used in edge computing and internet of things (IoT) scenarios.

Another solution ASOCS offers their virtual network solutions towards Industrial IoT scenarios. In this case, a private virtualized 5G network can fix latency and critical communication issues, while the company also suggesting further that with network functions virtualization and software-defined networks, that a 5G network can operate similar to cloud-based IT services and offer industrial IoT scenarios an easier to establish network with granular control.

And ASOCS offers the company's 5G virtual network solutions towards enterprise connectivity needs beyond IoT. The company emphasizes the connectivity especially in cases where near-zero latency is required and where network reliability and security is necessary. This can be any business operation—such as sensors, virtual reality applications, telemedicine, human communications—where there is significant volume and an enterprise deploying a private 5G network can insulate that network from interference.