PAiCore: The Go To Provider For Mobile Core Network Technology
Our Open Source Story
To understand PAiCore’s history with open source telecom solutions we have to go back more than 20 years. Back in 2003, the Mobicents open source project was initiated as an early attempt to offer telecom APIs for easy deployment of voice and messaging applications.
This project effectively combined web with telecom protocols, proving to be ahead of it’s time, as it could very well be described as aiming to enable some of what we now know as OpenAPI and the CAMARA initiative.
Around 8 years later in 2011, the Restcomm open source community began to gain traction, as the evolution of the Mobicents project. At it’s peak, this community had thousands of active developers using and contributing to an ever-growing technology stack that made development and deployment of telecom applications much simpler and quicker than traditional licensed alternatives.
Around 2018, this community was left without stewards, and this impressive technology stack was essentially left abandoned due to conflicting strategies between the previous stewards and new investors.
Several of us at PAiCore have been involved since 2015 in providing 24/7 technical support, continuing to improve and even rebuild the Restcomm stack for MNO, MVNOs, system integrators and VAS providers worldwide. More than ten years later, operating from our headquarters in Spain since 2024, and from a dozen countries in 5 continents, PAiCore aims to become the world’s first open source mobile core network provider.
PAiCore is committed to releasing a free open source version of each of our telecom products in an effort to reignite telecom innovation and sustainable profitability for the telecom industry via open source signaling solutions.
I am a Telecoms engineer with a Master of Science in Telematics and more than 2 decades of experience innovating in the mobile industry.
A fast and furious dive into the industry drove me overseas across the globe deploying and providing technical support to in-house developed innovative systems that were once the norm in telecoms.
Having witnessed the rise and fall of the telecoms innovation drive, and after a fruitful “saw-sharpening” academic return, I moved from the technical operational side to a full R&D role, driven by the need to reignite innovation back into telecoms. Over the last decade, I have specialized in core network architecture and signaling, with a particular emphasis in geolocation, messaging and IoT, both in academic research and applied innovation, contributing to the free open source software world, partnering with first class developers from across all continents.
I have been part of this adventure ‘PAiCore’ since its inception, leading the tech R&D side of the company, that despite its start-up nature and DNA, competes head-to-head with industry giants in the implementation of highly complex and critical telco platforms and services.
PAiCore Team
