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Amarisoft is the inspirator of the Simple RAN initiative and the creator the trx_driver standard API for RRH drivers.
Founded in 2012 by Fabrice BELLARD and Franck SPINELLI, Amarisoft is a non-conventional software company dedicated to telecoms industry. We are delighted to bring some affordable and high quality solutions to the 4G/5G community to unleash creativity and ultimately expand communications among people. Accessible technology is the basement of success stories. Our goal is to develop a technology that significantly improves the life of as many people as possible no matter where they are located. We are working on helping companies of all sizes to become players in mobile networks of existing and next generations.
Further information on: www.amarisoft.com
Rapid.Space implements Simple RAN standards and delivers comemercial 4G/5G private or public networks.
Rapid.Space is a cloud provider whose "Hyper Open" approach is based exclusively on the use of free, fully auditable and reversible software, hardware and management procedures under open licenses. Rapid.Space is present in France, Germany, Sweden, the Netherlands and China. It covers about 85% of the most sophisticated public cloud services.
Contact: Jean-Paul Smets - CEO - Tel: +33 (0)6 29 02 44 25 - jp (at) rapid.space
Further information on: www.rapid.space
Nexedi is the creator of the SLAP standard API for OSS/BSS.
Nexedi is Europe's leading open source software publisher with a portfolio of around ten software products and 15 million lines of code. It is the creator of "ERP5" - the open source integrated management software package deployed in companies such as SANEF, Aribus, Kyorin, PSA, Toyota and Mitsubishi. Nexedi is the main contributor to SlapOS, a European Edge Computing technology used by Teralab clouds for big data and artificial intelligence applications. Nexedi is the author of the Wendelin software used in applications for automatic processing of large data volumes of by machine learning (AI) or physical models in Industry 4.0.
Nexedi provides 24/7 support companies and governments who wish to migrate their critical business applications to long term maintained open source solutions.
Contact: info (at) nexedi.com
Further information on: www.nexedi.com
Members of the SimpleRAN-C project (AAP TELECOM 5G n°1)
Amarisoft, the creator of the 4G/5G software stack used in the project, is a key player in the virtualized RAN (vRAN) ecosystem. Founded by Fabrice Bellard — also known for creating QEMU and FFmpeg — Amarisoft enables complete mobile network deployment using standard servers. Today, two of the world’s top five telecom vendors rely on Amarisoft technology.
Ateme is a global leader in video compression and delivery. Its expertise is critical to optimizing multimedia quality and transport — a major challenge in 5G environments.
Alsatis is a French telecom operator focused on serving rural and underserved areas. Its experience in deploying networks in low-density territories makes connectivity more accessible to all.
AW2S (Advanced Wireless Solutions & Services) designs and manufactures 4G/5G radio heads based on open standards. With nearly a decade of experience, its products are used globally and support a more flexible, interoperable telecom ecosystem.
ClearRoad develops cloud-based solutions for smart traffic management, particularly in Latin America. Their technology helps optimize infrastructure usage — a growing concern in the era of connected mobility.
Eurecom, a research center based in Sophia Antipolis, is behind the renowned OpenAirInterface stack. Its academic excellence contributes greatly to the development of open telecom standards.
Famoco provides secure mobile devices used by government agencies in Africa. These devices ensure privacy and autonomy in sensitive environments.
Keyveo specializes in immersive technologies and develops Babylon.JS, a powerful 3D video library used to visualize complex systems such as telecom infrastructure.
Murena promotes digital privacy with its de-Googled smartphones. By offering a sovereign alternative to mainstream Android systems, Murena reinforces the ethical foundation of the project.
Nexedi, the publisher behind the open-source ERP5 platform, delivers a complete OSS/BSS core network solution. With over 2 million users in France, Nexedi proves that open-source can scale to industrial levels.
Ringover provides a fast-growing cloud-based collaborative communication platform, now active in France, Spain, the UK, and the USA. It integrates calls, messages, and video conferencing in one seamless interface.
Rapid.Space advocates for a fully open cloud — hardware, software, and infrastructure alike. It’s the only European cloud provider licensed to operate in China, and also builds self-contained 4G/5G base stations.
Institut Mines-Télécom (specifically Télécom SudParis) contributes its research, teaching, and innovation capacities to the project, with a strong focus on open standards and telecom engineering.
VideoLabs, the driving force behind the world-renowned VLC media player, brings deep expertise in multimedia delivery and compatibility — essential for mobile video in modern networks.