Tata Communications introduces its 5G Roaming Laboratory

The tests receive a network-wide, unbiased performance evaluation. Results of the internet testing and onboarding procedure on the fast, dependable, and latency-free 5G standalone network.

Tata Communications announced the opening of the 5G Roaming Laboratory on Wednesday. The company wants mobile network operators (MNOs) all over the world to test 5G SA (standalone) network use cases using our cloud-based 5G Roaming Lab. This will benefit businesses throughout the world wishing to test their 5G SA networks before launching them to clients. In order to give mobile phone consumers the best possible experience while they are in roaming mode, Tata Communications' 5G Roaming Lab closely monitors network usage and traffic flow during its trials of the international mobile roaming experience.

Mysore Madhusudhan, Executive Vice President, Collaboration and Connected Solutions, Tata Communications , said, "We are excited to introduce our newest capability in 5G roaming testing ensuring MNO customers are receiving proven services. By ensuring that the tests can take place across geographies, enhances the flexibility available to MNOs for delivering superior and agile services. Armed with fast and uninterrupted connectivity, this generation will accelerate a lot faster than its predecessors!"

The tests receive a network-wide, unbiased performance evaluation. Results of the internet testing and onboarding procedure on the fast, dependable, and latency-free 5G standalone network. The business claimed in a release that its 5G Roaming Lab is specifically made to retain safety and security as a priority. The lab is outfitted with cutting-edge server software that offers seamless, fast 5G roaming connectivity as well as network security.

This service will assist MNOs around the world in testing their 5G SA networks in a secure setting and receiving an unbiased evaluation of the performance so they may further improve the networks for better outcomes.