Market Share of Virtual Mobile Infrastructure Industry
The virtual mobile infrastructure is semi-consolidated as the players in the market are adopting strategies like product innovation, mergers, and acquisitions in order to expand their product portfolio and expand their geographic reach and primarily to stay competitive in the market.
In June 2023, Nokia and Red Hat Announce Partnership for Telecommunications Solutions Based on Red Hat Infrastructure Platforms and Nokia’s Core Network Applications. Service providers would benefit from Nokia’s aim to develop and leadership in future-ready core network software together with Red Hat’s deployment options for bare-metal, virtualized and public cloud.
In November 2022, Crunchfish joined a new critical alliance to enable mobile operations and services in Africa by providing financing, telecom network infrastructure, and disruptive technologies through an Anything-as-a-service approach. Crunchfish AB signed a Memorandum of Agreement today with Socio ApS, the Danish management and investment firm driving the cooperation, for prospective Crunchfish financing. This collaboration aims to overcome crucial gaps in Africa's digital infrastructure by enabling mobile services to employ telecom infrastructure and disruptive technologies to provide much better cost structures, use cases, and quality.
In March 2022, Nokia announced that it had expanded its relationship with T-Mobile Polska to encompass the modernization of the operator's existing radio network infrastructure and the deployment of 5G services. T-Mobile Poland's aim of maintaining technological leadership in the country and providing best-in-class services to their clients will be supported by this move. Under the ten-year agreement, Nokia will grow its network share in T-Mobile to 50%, with implementation already beginning.
Virtual Mobile Infrastructure Market Leaders
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Trend Micro Inc.
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Avast Software Inc.
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Sierraware LLC
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Nubo Software Limited
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Intelligent Waves LLC
*Disclaimer: Major Players sorted in no particular order