ISCO International and ORAN Development Company (ODC) have formed a new partnership to bring advanced interference-cancellation directly into AI-native RAN architectures by integrating ISCO’s anti-jammering IMC technology with ODC’s RANIQ platform.
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ISCO International and ORAN Development Company (ODC), have formed a new partnership to bring advanced interference‑cancellation directly into AI‑native RAN architecture…
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ISCO International
Providing innovative solutions to cancel interference, jammers and PIM in wireless networks.
- Industry
- Telecommunications
- Location
- Schaumburg, US
- Company size
- 51–200 employees
About ISCO International
ISCO delivers solutions that improve wireless networks by automatically detecting and cancelling interference from jammers, PIM, wideband and many other sources to increase network resiliency, speed, capacity and performance. Aligning with the industry evolution to Open RAN, ISCO's FPGA-ready technology can be embedded within other network software and infrastructure like RUs and DUs to harden and differentiate products throughout the wireless ecosystem.
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