Tecore intros Military-Secured 3G & 4G Core Network

VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE

Tecore Networks has introduced the 4G evolution of its Military-Secured iCore platform. By incorporating the key components of the Evolved Packet Core (EPC) into the patented Core Network architecture, the iCore is said to provide its current 3G customers with a seamless, software-based migration from the current 2G and 3G networks toward 4G LTE.

This evolution is believed to offer the distinct benefit of supporting 2G, 3G and 4G technologies simultaneously, avoiding the traditional side-by-side equipment deployment as the devices and network evolves. Tecore's Military-Secured Network in a Box (MilSec-NIB) is now loaded with the new technology and can integrate 3G and 4G protocols. Tecore's iCore platform has become the optimal solution for military and government agencies deployment looking to integrate the forthcoming transition to 4G LTE, while supporting current generations of technology with only a software-upgrade. From an embedded architecture in a man-portable military application, to carrier-grade, cloud-based networks supporting commercial scale and capacity, the iCore platform leverages common software architecture.

The 4G LTE software upgrade consist of 3GPP compliant MME, S-GW, P-GW, PCRF, and HSS nodes designed and developed for unprecedented scalability, as well as co-existence with existing iCore 3G capabilities. This standards-based implementation supports connectivity to eNodeB access facilities from multiple vendors ranging from single site femto/pico applications to larger scale multi-site macro cell site implementations.

The upgrade is available across the full line of Tecore's iCore products, including the NIB, MilSec-NIB, RVS, and iCore Macro systems.


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