WATERLOO – Network intelligence solutions provider Sandvine announced today it signed a new multi-year contract with Telus.
Telus, which has been a Sandvine customer since 2013, will use the company’s “Application and Network Intelligence solutions on Google Cloud to further assist the company in monitoring and managing expected growth in mobile data and video traffic across its network,” a Sandvine press release explains.
Telus will leverage the company’s “4G and 5G analytics solutions to support its efforts in driving adoption, ensuring security, providing customer insights, and enhancing application experience while managing the associated surges and shifts in network traffic.”
Sandvine’s ActiveLogic Hyperscale Data Plane will provide Telus with “the flexibility, performance, and patent-pending, machine learning-powered traffic classification needed to keep up with growing application complexity,” the release says.
“We are thrilled to have TELUS as a 5G customer as they focus on application quality of experience to extend their Canadian market leadership,” Lyn Cantor, CEO of Sandvine said in the press release.
“With growing application complexity driven by network slicing, encryption, mashups, and new latency requirements, Sandvine is proud to provide TELUS with cybersecurity, application, and subscriber analytics cloud based services to support the delivery of high quality experiences on TELUS’ emerging 5G services,” he said.
“Driven by our commitment to support the Canadian digital economy and transformation, TELUS’ investment in our networks and systems will directly transform experiences for Canadians in the industries that matter most to them like healthcare, transportation and agriculture,” said Ibrahim Gedeon, chief technology officer at Telus.
“Our relationship with Sandvine in their application and network intelligence solutions will play an important role in helping us ensure we deliver high-quality experiences and greater security for our customers as 5G, Cloud and Digital business adoption grows in Canada.”
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