ng-voice GmbH is pleased to announce that Japan Communications Inc. has selected the Hyperscale IMS (IP Multimedia Subsystem) solution for its voice services.

JCI is working towards the launch of its disruptive "Neo-Carrier" service. This service aims to revolutionize the market by connecting voice, SMS, and data networks to MNOs, breaking free from traditional constraints. JCI has already begun constructing its voice and SMS networks, and the implementation of ng-voice's Hyperscale IMS solution represents a significant step toward realizing its Neo-Carrier vision.

In recent years, the full IP transition of mobile networks and advancements in cloud technologies have made it possible for JCI to build its Neo-Carrier infrastructure with unparalleled cost competitiveness. JCI engaged in extensive discussions with IMS development companies from the United States, Europe, and Asia. ng-voice, having designed its IMS platform specifically for the cloud, stood out for its scalability, flexibility, and automation—outperforming competitors in these areas. The high level of automation, resilience, and flexibility inherent in ng-voice’s IMS aligns seamlessly with JCI’s corporate strategy, enabling the company to maintain its leadership in cost-efficient voice services.

Moreover, as an IMS-specialized manufacturer, ng-voice is pioneering the use of IMS functionalities to deliver innovative services. In partnership with JCI, ng-voice will support not only the provision of voice services but also the development of new, cutting-edge solutions.

Dr. David Bachmann, CEO of ng-voice, commented, “We are thrilled to be part of JCI’s ‘Neo-Carrier’ project, bringing disruptive MVNO services to Japan. JCI has been a trailblazer in the Japanese telecommunications market for decades, and we are excited to collaborate with them in this transformative journey.”

Naohisa Fukuda, COO of JCI, remarked, “In a society where digitalization is advancing, the need to transport digital bits safely from Point A to Point B—and to do so as cost-effectively as possible—has become increasingly important. Communication serves as a critical infrastructure in the digital age, underpinning the development of various applications deployed on it by ensuring safety and affordability. ng-voice is a trusted partner in achieving these goals, and we look forward to unlocking new possibilities through our collaboration with them.”

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About ng-voice GmbH

ng-voice is a Germany-based telco software provider, dedicated to revolutionising voice production in 4G/5G networks for both consumer and IoT use cases. Our flagship product - the Hyperscale IMS (IP Multimedia Subsystem) Solution - is infrastructure-agnostic, cost-efficient and fully automated. Being 100% containerised (with a container size of less than 25MB) and Kubernetes-based, our offering is ready to deliver VoLTE, VoNR and VoWiFi with up to 80% lower total cost of ownership (TCO), very fast deployment times and simplified lifecycle management. Whether you're a small operator or a Tier 1, ng-voice is the perfect partner to help you explore new revenue opportunities and future-proof your networks.

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About Japan Communications Inc. (JCI)

Japan Communications Inc. is the mobile solution innovator that has created the MVNO industry with its vision since its establishment in 1996. In today's world, where digitalization is advancing and everything is connected through networks, our patented technology, the Personal Wireless Leased Line, has obtained PCI DSS certification, an international security standard, for all its main systems. This technology is adopted in fields that require high levels of security, such as banks, and credit card companies. Furthermore, JCI is building a common platform for secure and reliable digital IDs that provide the highest level of security without compromising convenience. This enables the provision of safe and convenient services for the entire society, including financial transactions using smartphones. We continue to embrace our challenger spirit, aiming to provide a safe mobile environment as a social infrastructure.

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