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PAiC BD is now PAiCore Technologies We’re excited to share that PAiC BD is now PAiCore Technologies. This change is more than just a name, it’s about making our purpose clearer to the people we work with every day, to our customers, and to the world of potential customers and partners we can now reach. […]

Benefits of GMLC with Open Source As mobile networks evolve to support a growing number of location applications—from emergency services to fleet management and IoT—the Gateway Mobile Location Center (GMLC) remains a pivotal node. It acts as the bridge between mobile networks and external Location-Based Services (LBS), handling requests, authentication, and privacy enforcement. Traditionally, GMLC

Expanding GMLC capabilities in the 5G era As mobile networks evolve, location services continue to play a key role—not only for emergency calls and regulatory compliance, but also for enabling new service experiences. With the network upgrades to 5G, the expectations for location services are of increased precision and reduced latency. The Gateway Mobile Location

Network Visibility for Smarter Cost Management Telecom networks generate massive amounts of signaling and usage data every second. Yet many operators struggle to turn this data into actionable insight, especially when it comes to identifying inefficiencies and controlling costs. A Network Business Monitor (NBM) gives MNOs and MVNOs a transparent view of how their network

Open Source in Telecom: A Smarter Way to Innovate and Save Telecom networks run on well-established standards. Core functions, messaging systems, and service platforms all follow clear specifications defined over years of industry collaboration. Still, many MNOs and MVNOs continue to rely on vendor solutions that implement these same standards, often at a high recurring

Emergency Location – PAiC BD In mission-critical scenarios, rapid and accurate determination of a User Equipment’s (UE) geographic location is paramount. Network-based geolocation methodologies provide a robust solution, thereby establishing its reliability for emergency response. Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) possess the fundamental network elements to facilitate this capability: The Enhanced Serving Mobile Location Center (E-SMLC)

How Telecoms Can Offer Geolocation Services Telecom operators are uniquely positioned to offer geolocation services, thanks to their direct access to core network infrastructure. Elements like the Gateway Mobile Location Centre (GMLC) and Enhanced Serving Mobile Location Centre (E-SMLC) already enable accurate location retrieval without relying on user-side technologies like GPS. These existing capabilities can

The Power of Network-Based Geolocation in Mobile Networks Mobile networks naturally gather and exchanges subscriber’s location information upon radio access network events upon attachment, handovers to new base stations or different radio access technology types, as well as location-based services request, all within the control plane (user plane location is also available), providing real-time insights

Technical Challenges in SS7 and Diameter Interworking in Today’s Mobile Networks In modern mobile networks, interoperability between SS7-based infrastructures and Diameter core networks remains a significant operational challenge. Despite the shift towards all-IP networks, real-world needs such as roaming, service compatibility, and technology coexistence make interworking a critical component for operators. These are some of

Labor Day On this International Labor Day, we pause to deeply appreciate the dedication of our PAiC BD colleagues. It’s the consistent effort and shared commitment of each individual that truly propels our work and shapes our journey together. As we reflect on the contributions within PAiC BD, let us also take a moment to