ISCO International and Abside Networks Deliver Advanced 5G Anti-Jamming Resiliency

ISCO International and Abside Networks announced the availability of ISCO’s Interference Management and Cancellation software in Abside’s next-generation 5G and Open RAN platforms.

Abside now offers a high-performance 5G RAN solution that incorporates ISCO’s field-proven interference detection and cancellation technology, delivering a more resilient, hardened wireless network protected from jammers.

ISCO’s patented IMC software technology leverages advanced digital signal processing to automatically detect, identify, and cancel radio frequency (RF) interference – whether from intentional signal jamming, random narrowband and wideband sources, or tropospheric ducting.  With this capability embedded directly into Abside’s architecture the combined solution enhances network reliability, spectrum efficiency, and operational continuity by protecting the 5G network against rogue jammers and unexpected interference.

This collaboration aligns with the broader industry shift toward intelligent, software-defined RAN architectures, supporting the mission of the AI-RAN Alliance to enable AI-native, interoperable, and resilient wireless networks.

“Starting with Abside’s advanced 5G radio platform, the integration of ISCO’s interference management technology delivers an industry-first solution capable of natively detecting and canceling harmful jammers and interference,” said Gordon Reichard, CEO of ISCO International. “Network survivability can no longer be an afterthought — it must be designed as a core function of RAN infrastructure. Together, we are bringing to market an intelligent, interference-aware RAN that proactively identifies and mitigates threats in real time.”

“Integrating ISCO’s interference mitigation capabilities into our platform strengthens our ability to deliver secure and dependable 5G infrastructure for mission-critical applications,” said Laurent Perraud, CEO of Abside Networks. “This partnership enhances performance in the most demanding environments while maintaining our commitment to open, standards-based innovation.”

Source: ISCO International and Abside Networks media announcement