Spirent Announces Full Suite of Integrated O-RAN Solutions to Simplify End-to-End O-RAN Testing and Validation
Spirent Communications has expanded its portfolio with the release of end-to-end, O-DU, and RIC testing, completing its O-RAN testing solutions. This enhances the company’s offerings, ensuring robust multi-vendor interoperability and performance testing, crucial for the adoption of Open RAN technologies. Spirent's solutions include comprehensive test libraries and automated testing methodologies, aiming to simplify the complex testing requirements of 5G networks. Noteworthy clients, like Mavenir, praise Spirent for their real-time emulation capabilities, vital for pre-deployment success. This development positions Spirent favorably in the growing 5G market.
- Launch of end-to-end O-DU and RIC testing enhances O-RAN portfolio.
- Provides comprehensive multi-vendor interoperability and advanced performance testing.
- Features automation with pre-built test libraries and open APIs.
- Single user interface simplifies various testing approaches.
- Positive client feedback from Mavenir highlights the effectiveness of Spirent's testing solutions.
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Most complete portfolio for O-RAN performance and multi-vendor interoperability testing
“O-RAN has great potential to introduce new use cases and innovation while lowering costs, but only if its performance and business model deliver as promised,” says
“That’s why we’ve focused on offering a simplified and automated approach with fully integrated solutions, pre-built test cases, and centralized control via one user interface, regardless of the type of test performed,” explains Kimery. “Additionally, our O-RAN solutions cover today’s established industry standard testing and push beyond to ensure the requirements for superior carrier-grade, production-ready criteria are met to ensure deployment success.”
Spirent’s unique O-RAN portfolio provides the following:
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Comprehensive multi-vendor interoperability and advanced performance testing using real-time emulation -
Spirent offers the most thorough, reliable, and realistic testing using comprehensive test portfolios and real-time (bi-directional) emulation, which most accurately reflects a live, real-world O‑RAN environment. - Automation - Spirent’s O-RAN solutions provide pre-built test libraries across performance, resiliency, security, compliance, and more with a fully integrated system with open APIs. Additionally, the solution is designed to plug-and-play seamlessly into any automation pipeline.
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Single User Experience - O-RAN testing requires a variety of testing and emulation approaches, which
Spirent has integrated into the industry’s only system managed through a single user experience, regardless of the testing type being executed.
“The complexity of Open RAN and 5G require new automated testing methodologies that validate real-world performance and robustness,” said
As a well-established
“Emulation comes to the forefront as a critical technology of any O-RAN testbed.
For more information, visit https://www.spirent.com/solutions/open-ran-testing
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