OXIO and AT&T partner to expand TaaS solution across US

OXIO announced an agreement with AT&T. This collaboration will help expand the technology company’s TaaS solution across the U.S., enabling MVNOs and businesses to quickly build, manage, and launch mobile services while providing new technical capabilities and business intelligence.

OXIO is a cloud-native, programmable TaaS platform providing a turnkey solution to help businesses launch mobile services quickly and without limitations. OXIO customers benefit from full network control in real-time and access to secure, actionable business intelligence that empowers them to understand customer preferences in order to drive new revenue and improve go-to-market. By connecting its core network with AT&T, OXIO unlocks new wholesale use cases across industries while democratizing telecom access and reducing barriers to entry.

“Connecting to AT&T enables OXIO to accelerate our offering as a fully licensed and operational wholesale TaaS network in the United States, helping us to unlock one of the most critical markets in the world,” stated Nicolas Girard, founder and CEO of OXIO. “We’re pioneering a new telecom concept, connecting AT&T’s radio access network to our own nationwide, cross-border network that’s built for scalable wholesale business. OXIO makes it possible for brands, fintechs, retailers and more to become MVNOs and embed connectivity into existing digital experiences with complete freedom and flexibility, and with competitive pricing not seen elsewhere on the market.”

“OXIO’s platform, coupled with AT&T’s robust network, will provide flexibility, agility, and customization for MVNOs,” says Stephanie Ormston, Assistant Vice President of MVNx Ecosystem, AT&T. “Whether brands aim to embed connectivity into digital products or businesses seek to scale by making mobile services more accessible, OXIO’s TaaS platform enables the creation of unique network solutions swiftly and efficiently. This collaboration leverages our network to provide unparalleled service at scale and highlights our capability to deliver comprehensive connectivity solutions.”

OXIO’s agreement with AT&T builds on its success in North America as the company seeks to strengthen relationships that enable borderless, custom connectivity products for people and devices that meet the modern needs of a globalized world. On the OXIO platform, wholesale customers will be able to create custom offerings that align to market needs on an open API network built for fast innovation and business intelligence.
BCS Bureau