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AIS moves to enable VoLTE peering

By Sarah ChenThailand
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Thailand’s AIS has deployed technology to enable it to offer VoLTE peering between the company and other operators in the region.

AIS has extended its deployment of Metaswitch’s Perimeta session border controllers from its 3G to its 4G network.

The operator has also deployed the Metaview Service Assurance Server (SAS) to support improved service delivery to its more than 40 million subscribers.

SAS is designed to facilitate troubleshooting and remediation to resolve problems in service delivery and help ensure that SLAs are being met even in virtualized enivornments.

“VoLTE peering offered by our own network and others will enable rapid proliferation of VoLTE services in the SEA region,” AIS CTO Kriengsak Wanichnatee commented.

“Perimeta’s high performance, unsurpassed stability and seamless interoperability with third-party products made our decision to deploy it on our 4G VoLTE network extremely easy. This extension of Perimeta’s role in our network confirms that the platform gives us the confidence and capabilities to rapidly deploy new services and scale quickly as our subscriber base grows.”

Questions & Answers

Q.

Why has AIS extended the use of Metaswitch's Perimeta controllers to its 4G network?

A.

AIS extended Perimeta's role because of its high performance, stability, and interoperability with other products. This platform gives them confidence to deploy new services rapidly and scale as their subscriber base increases.

Q.

What is the purpose of the Metaview Service Assurance Server (SAS) deployed by AIS?

A.

The Metaview SAS supports improved service delivery to AIS's over 40 million subscribers. It is designed to help with troubleshooting and problem resolution, ensuring service level agreements are met even in virtualised environments.

Q.

Who benefits from AIS enabling VoLTE peering?

A.

AIS CTO Kriengsak Wanichnatee stated that VoLTE peering by AIS and other operators will enable the rapid spread of VoLTE services across the Southeast Asia region, suggesting widespread benefits for customers.

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