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In today’s broadband landscape, “real-time” isn’t a luxury. It’s a necessity. For internet service providers, every second counts—whether it’s detecting a degraded Wi-Fi experience, pinpointing a failing CPE, or responding to a customer complaint before it turns into churn. That’s where AXON Networks Realtime comes in. AXON Networks Realtime is a cloud-native, AI- powered network visibility and automation solution designed specifically for ISPs. Always On. Always Aware.      AXON Networks Realtime gives ISPs a live, dynamic, real-time , view of network performance—from the core all the way to the subscriber’s living room. Unlike static snapshots or delayed reports, Realtime continuously monitors the network environment and subscriber experience, providing instant alerts, performance scoring, and actionable insights. Proactive Support Starts Here With Realtime, support teams no longer fly blind. When a customer calls, the data is already there: signal quality, throu...

  In an industry where adaptability is key, innovation without interoperability can trap ISPs in cycles of costly upgrades and rigid infrastructure. Open, flexible systems are no longer optional—they're essential. At AXON Networks, we’re making that future-ready vision a reality. ISPs today face a number of challenges, including rising customer expectations, increasing competition, and fast-evolving technology. To meet those challenges, ISPs need to innovate and grow their networks and service offerings just as fast. Yet innovation alone isn’t enough—it must also align with the operational realities and infrastructure diversity ISPs manage every day and still be flexible and interoperable to be sustainable over the long term. Whether adapting to new customer demands or integrating emerging technologies like AI or edge computing, the ability to innovate flexibly is what separates industry leaders from laggards. AXON Networks solutions help ISPs embrace innovation across their networ...

  In an era where network complexity is exploding — fueled by IoT devices, cloud services, remote work, and growing customer expectations — traditional tools for monitoring and managing broadband infrastructure just aren’t enough.  Enter the Digital Twin: a virtual replica of your live network that enables ISPs and enterprises to simulate, predict, and optimize performance & manage the network in real time.  What Is a Digital Twin? A Digital Twin is a real-time digital representation of a physical network, complete with live telemetry, predictive modeling, and “what if” scenario planning. With AXON Networks’ Digital Twin capabilities, operators can mirror the entire network environment — from individual devices to complex topology — enabling smarter, faster, and safer decision-making.  Why does it matter for ISPs? A Digital Twin enables an operator to: ●       Predict and prevent outages by simulating potential failures before they happe...

The internet is the backbone of our digital lives. In fact, by 2030, global internet traffic is projected to triple, driven by video streaming, smart devices, and always-on connectivity. For Internet Service Providers, this surge is both a challenge—and an opportunity. ISPs play a pivotal role in ensuring we all have seamless connectivity. But as bandwidth demands increase, connected devices proliferate, and customer expectations evolve, ISPs face mounting pressure to deliver faster, more reliable, and more intelligent networks. The future of ISP networks lies not just in faster fiber or 5G (or even 6G)—but in smarter networks powered by Artificial Intelligence. AI is rapidly emerging as a necessity for modern network management, helping ISPs monitor, manage, and optimize network performance at unprecedented levels. By leveraging AI technologies, ISPs can not only stay competitive in a hyper-competitive market but also deliver superior customer experiences, reduce churn, and operate mo...

Every second, over 127 new devices connect to the internet. Behind each connection is an expectation—of speed, stability, and intelligence. As networks grow more complex, the role of predictive analytics has become not just beneficial, but essential. In today’s hyperconnected world, connectivity is no longer just about getting online. It’s about enabling everything we do—our work, our relationships, our ideas, and our everyday moments. From remote learning and telehealth to real-time collaboration with our colleagues, today’s digital experiences rely on seamless intelligent networks. And in today’s digital world, customers judge ISPs on more than just upload and download times, as we now expect faster, smarter and more predictive experiences. In fact, reliability and personalization are now the standard expectations and meeting these demands requires a shift from reactive infrastructure to predictive, intelligent networks. This is where true transformation begins—not just in technology...

  “ You can’t build global solutions with a local mindset.” From the very beginning, AXON Networks was designed to solve problems that weren’t bound by borders. WiFi instability in Warsaw. Latency complaints in Los Angeles. Inconsistent speeds in Singapore. The issues were universal. So the solution had to be too. That’s why AXON Networks didn’t grow from one office in one city. It grew from a belief that the best teams are distributed by design. Today, AXON is a truly international company—with employees across Europe, Asia, the Americas, and beyond. Developers in Kraków. Product leads in Madrid. Engineers in California. People separated by time zones but connected by mission. And while that sounds like a modern tech cliché, the reality is much more meaningful—and more challenging. Because working internationally isn’t just about Zoom calls and Slack channels. It’s about understanding. Flexibility. Knowing when to speak and when to listen. Respecting cultural nuance. Creating spac...

  Automation isn’t about replacing people. It’s about empowering them. It’s about removing friction, so teams can focus on what really matters—delivering seamless, reliable, and effortless experiences to customers. Because at the end of the day, no one cares about network configurations. No one celebrates a perfectly executed firmware update. What people care about is that their video call doesn’t drop. That their movie streams in perfect clarity. That their internet just works—without them ever having to think about it. That’s the goal. Not automation for automation’s sake, but automation that makes things better—for ISPs, for engineers, and, most importantly, for the people using the network every day. Networks That Don’t Just Run—They Evolve For years, managing a network meant constantly reacting—fixing problems as they came up, chasing performance issues, and manually configuring systems. It was tedious. It was inefficient. And it slowed everything down. But what if the network...

  As enterprises and consumers continue to embrace digital transformation, the need for internet services that can be easily customized, quickly deployed and efficiently managed remains a top priority. This is where companies like AXON Networks are paving the way with the new Operator-as-a-Service (OaaS) model — a comprehensive solution for Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to manage and monitor their networks in real time. This model plays a pivotal role in the digital transformation journey, offering a modern approach to network operations and internet delivery. AXON Networks already offers a range of solutions that allow ISPs to deliver a total networking experience while also enhancing customer interactions. The AXON Networks’ OaaS platform expands on those solutions by combining network assurance, business intelligence (BI) and artificial intelligence (AI) agents, giving ISPs the ability to increase their operational efficiency and deliver superior service quality. It also ena...

  In 2021 Gartner estimated that over 95% of new digital workloads will be deployed on cloud-native platforms by 2025. According to a market.us report, the global cloud computing market size is expected to be worth around $2,974.6 billion USD by 2033, up from $629.5 billion USD in 2023. Both studies are a clear indication the movement towards cloud adoption is continuing to grow.  With streaming, online gaming, video conferencing, IoT devices requiring low-latency connections, and emerging AI and edge computing solutions relying on ultra-fast data processing and transmission, it’s no surprise the demand for powerful broadband systems has never been more important. Even considering IoT adoption alone, which is expected to surpass 25 billion connected devices by 2030, the need for robust broadband solutions will only continue to intensify. This growing need places added pressure on broadband networks, making it critical for these networks to be able to handle unprecedented data ...