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Network-as-a-Service Series. Episode 3: The future of NaaS Depends on Ecosystems
by Michael Kearns, Amartus' Co-founder and CSOEpisode 3: Network providers can no longer operate in a vacuum—their future is in ecosystems. Enterprise connectivity is undergoing a fundamental shift. Customers increasingly expect network services to be delivered with the same simplicity, flexibility, and on-demand experience they have come to expect from the cloud. They want to order, modify, and manage connectivity in real time, regardless of where services are delivered or how many providers are involved.AI makes NaaS a baseline...
Wholesale Broadband Standardization Masterclass: Changing the Way Providers Interoperate in the Wholesale Broadband Market
Why do we even need standards? For everyone who joined Dominik Pacewicz, our VP of Product Marketing, at the Reinvent IT for Growth Masterclass at DTW Ignite 2026 in Copenhagen, the answer is clear. Wholesale broadband providers are stuck. Many can't properly support open-access networking. Every partner connection is its own custom integration job; onboarding takes too long, and processes are still manual in too many places. And customers feel it—their experience changes depending on which provider is in the chain. Industry standards, such...
Amartus Heads to Lisbon as Premium Sponsor of Mplify’s Global NaaS Event
Amartus at Mplify Member Summit EMEA—Lisbon, June 9–11 The way networks are bought, delivered, and experienced is in a constant flux—and Lisbon is where much of that conversation is happening next. We are proud to attend as a Premier Sponsor of the Mplify Member Summit EMEA, joining fellow sponsors PCCW Global, RAD, Verizon, and others at one of the industry's most focused gatherings for the NaaS ecosystem. For a company that has spent years contributing to open standards in this space, it's a natural fit. Global NaaS Events is precisely...
Network-as-a-Service Series. Episode 2: How NaaS Works at Scale
by Dominik Pacewicz Episode 2: Why one network isn't enough Enterprise networks today look nothing like they did a decade ago. They span multiple sites, remote users, several clouds, edge deployments, and increasingly AI agents and LLMs, each with its own connectivity requirements. On top of that, delivering end-to-end services means depending on multiple provider networks: last-mile, transit, interconnect, satellite, and cloud. No single provider covers all of that. And yet enterprise customers expect a single, coherent experience. This is...
Network-as-a-Service Series. Episode 1: What Is Network-as-a-Service (NaaS)?
by Dominik Pacewicz Episode 1: What is NaaS, really? Traditional enterprise network services were ordered once and provisioned over weeks or months. NaaS inverts that model entirely. At its core, NaaS gives enterprise customers self-service access to network services, consumption-based or hybrid pricing, and the ability to make changes on demand—in real time. But NaaS is not just a faster way to order connectivity. A complete NaaS offering covers: Core network connectivity — the baseline: last-mile access, transit, DC-to-DC, DC-to-cloud...
Nine New Mplify Standards Ratified, With Editing and Contribution from Amartus
February 2026 brought a landmark moment for open network standards. Nine new Mplify specifications were ratified by the Board of Directors on 17 February 2026, following a Letter Ballot and Draft Specifications Review Period by Mplify Members — the culmination of months of intensive collaboration across the industry. We're proud that our team of Solution Architects* played a central role in shaping this release — both as editors and contributors — working side by side with peers from other leading Mplify member organizations. *Michał...