Telecom system integrator · Dubai, UAE

Complete networks,
one accountable vendor.

Quantum Telecom designs, supplies, integrates, deploys and operates end-to-end mobile networks across the UAE, GCC and MENA — 5G Core, Open RAN, IP transport, IMS, private 5G, AI Ops and CPE. You sign one contract. We own the seams.

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Built to standard

  • 3GPP Release 16
  • Open RAN compliant
  • Cloud-native 5G SA core
  • Multi-vendor by design
7Network domains
5MSubscribers per core
24/7Network operations
1Point of accountability

— Partners & ecosystem

Named partners. One integrator across every vendor.

Strategic partner Viettel High Tech

Core, radio and transport platforms — the 4G/5G dual-mode core, Open RAN radio range and the 10G and 100G site routers Quantum designs into operator networks.

Strategic partner BroadPeak International

Distribution and supply across the enterprise and data-centre ecosystem, giving Quantum a route to vendor stock and support into GCC and MENA markets.

Quantum supplies and integrates across the following vendor ecosystems and standards: VMware by Broadcom, Huawei, Lenovo, H3C, Eaton, StormWall, Vinchin, Digifort, Viettel High Tech, Open RAN, 3GPP Release 16, O-RAN Alliance, Cloud-native 5GC, eCPRI fronthaul, IEEE 1588v2, ETSI NFV, VoLTE / VoNR, Network slicing.

Quantum is vendor-independent and supplies and integrates across the ecosystems above. Product names and marks are the trademarks of their respective owners and are shown to describe the scope Quantum works across; they do not themselves imply an endorsement by those owners.

01 — The integration gap

Modern networks don't fail in the boxes. They fail between them.

Disaggregation gave operators choice. It also gave them five suppliers, four support contracts and nobody who owns the interface where the fault actually sits. Quantum exists to close that gap.

Vendor arbitration

When the core blames the radio and the radio blames the transport, the operator becomes the integrator by default — on its own time and budget. Quantum takes that role contractually.

Schedule drift

Multi-vendor programmes slip at the handovers, not the milestones. A single delivery owner running one integrated plan removes the wait states between suppliers.

Unowned risk

Interoperability, acceptance and end-to-end KPIs sit between contracts. Quantum signs against the network's performance, not a component's datasheet.

03 — Capabilities

Seven domains. One delivery organisation.

Every layer an operator needs to carry traffic, bill for it and keep it running — engineered, supplied and supported by the same team.

5G Core

Cloud-native 4G/5G dual-mode core combining EPC and 5GC on one platform. 3GPP Release 16, NSA and SA, eMBB, URLLC and mMTC, network slicing and MEC. Up to five million subscribers per cabinet.

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Open RAN & Radio

Open RAN compliant macro, micro and small-cell radio across n41 and n78 — from 8×5W indoor units to 320W 16-layer MIMO macro sites. Planned, supplied, installed and optimised.

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IP Transport

Cell-site and metro aggregation at 10G and 100G. Clocking, aggregation and backhaul of mixed 3G, 4G and 5G traffic across any available transport, from any vendor.

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IMS & Voice

NFV-architected IP Multimedia Subsystem delivering VoLTE, VoNR, HD voice and video. Two-second call setup, AMR-WB and EVS codecs, H.264/H.265 video.

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Private 5G

Standalone private networks including network-in-a-box with core and RAN in one unit — 1K to 10K subscribers, up to 100 cells, edge computing and slicing. Fixed or on the wheel.

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AI Ops & Managed

NOC, O&M and optimisation with AI-assisted assurance — anomaly detection, capacity forecasting and automated first-line response on live networks.

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CPE & Devices

Fixed-wireless access CPE, routers and industrial gateways, certified against the network they attach to and logistically supported across the region.

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Equipment Supply

New and certified refurbished telecom hardware sourced against part number and quantity, with realistic lead times and Dubai as the regional staging hub.

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Turnkey Operator

Greenfield mobile operator build: spectrum-to-subscriber across core, radio, transport, voice, OSS/BSS and operations under a single delivery plan.

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02 — The stack

Six layers. Click through the network we deliver.

A working mobile network is six systems that have to agree with each other. Most suppliers sell one. Quantum signs for all six behaving as one.

01 Radio access 02 Transport 03 Core 04 Voice 05 Operations 06 Customer edge ONE INTEGRATOR ACROSS ALL SIX

04 — How we deliver

Four phases, one owner, end to end.

Phase 01 — Design

Plan & architect

Requirements, spectrum strategy, traffic and subscriber dimensioning, RF and transport planning, core sizing and vendor evaluation — ending in a bill of materials you can actually procure against.

  • High-level and low-level design
  • RF planning and coverage prediction
  • Procurable bill of materials
Phase 02 — Supply

Source & stage

New and certified refurbished equipment sourced globally, consolidated in Dubai, customs-cleared and staged for site delivery on the build schedule rather than on the shipping calendar.

  • Global sourcing and brokerage desk
  • Tested, warranted refurbished stock
  • Regional consolidation and staging
Phase 03 — Deploy

Integrate & commission

Installation, interoperability testing across vendor boundaries, end-to-end service integration, drive testing, KPI acceptance and documented handover. The phase where multi-vendor networks usually fail.

  • Multi-vendor interoperability testing
  • Drive testing and optimisation
  • KPI acceptance, with remedies
Phase 04 — Operate

Run & optimise

NOC and O&M, spares and repair, AI-assisted assurance, capacity planning and continuous optimisation — delivered by the team that built the network, against agreed service levels.

  • 24/7 network operations
  • ML anomaly detection and correlation
  • Service-level and KPI reporting

5G Core

A dual-mode core that carries today and tomorrow.

One cloud-native, microservices platform combining the Evolved Packet Core and the 5G Core. 4G subscribers and 5G standalone subscribers on the same infrastructure — so the migration is a configuration exercise, not a second network.

  • Full 3GPP Release 16 — 5G NSA and 5G SA on one platform
  • Complete function set — AMF, SMF, SMSF, NRF, NSSF, CHF, PCF, UPF, plus MME, SGW and PGW
  • Voice that works — VoNR and EPS fallback, SMS over NAS and over IP
  • Scale on COTS — 40Gbps per socket, 80Gbps per server, up to 5M subscribers per cabinet
  • 5G-native services — network slicing, MEC and non-public networks
Core architecture detail
Carrier-grade COTS server platform used for the Quantum cloud-native 4G/5G dual-mode core
5G massive MIMO radio unit supplied and commissioned by Quantum Telecom

Open RAN & transport

Radio you can choose, transport that carries everything.

Open RAN turns the radio network into components you can select on merit. That only pays off if someone integrates them — and if the transport underneath aggregates 3G, 4G and 5G from every vendor on the site.

  • Full radio range — 8×5W indoor through 320W 16-layer MIMO macro, n41 and n78, TDD 40/60/80/100MHz
  • Real capacity — up to 10Gbps downlink and 1.3Gbps uplink per CU, 3,000 UE per CU
  • Site routing — 10G cell-site and 100G metro aggregation, deployed at national scale
  • Clocking and sync — GPS and 1588v2 across the transport layer
  • Vendor agnostic — we integrate what fits the network, not what fits a catalogue
Radio & transport detail

05 — Industries

Where private and public networks earn their cost.

The same core, radio and transport stack, dimensioned for the environment it has to survive.

Mobile operators

Greenfield builds, technology refresh, capacity expansion, network modernisation and managed operations.

Government & defence

Sovereign private networks, mission-critical voice and isolated cores with national data-residency requirements.

Oil, gas & energy

Private 5G across remote fields, rigs and terminals where fibre is impractical and reliability is not optional.

Ports & logistics

Dense, low-latency coverage for automated cranes, AGVs, tracking and yard operations.

Mining & heavy industry

Rugged coverage for autonomous haulage, remote operation and worker safety across open pit and underground.

Aviation & transport

Airport-wide private networks for ground handling, security systems and passenger services.

All industries

06 — Why Quantum

Regional delivery, global supply, single accountability.

Based where you build

Dubai-based engineering and logistics. Same time zone, same working week, same regulatory environment as the networks we deliver.

Supply chain that answers

An active brokerage and sourcing desk for new and refurbished equipment — including parts the OEM has stopped quoting.

Operations, not just projects

We stay after acceptance. AI Ops, O&M and optimisation are delivered by the team that built the network.

Open by principle

Open RAN, cloud-native cores and standards-based interfaces. No architecture that locks you to the next purchase order.

Insights

What we're seeing in GCC and MENA networks.

All insights

Straight answers

Frequently asked

What does an end-to-end telecom system integrator actually do?

An end-to-end telecom system integrator takes responsibility for a working network rather than for a box. Quantum Telecom plans the network, sources the equipment from whichever vendors fit the requirement, integrates the core, radio, transport, voice and management layers so they interoperate, deploys and commissions on site, runs acceptance against agreed KPIs, and then operates or supports the network. The operator signs one contract and holds one party accountable for the outcome.

Which countries does Quantum Telecom serve?

Quantum Telecom is based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, and delivers across the UAE and the wider GCC — Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, Kuwait and Bahrain — as well as the broader MENA region including Egypt, Jordan and Iraq. Dubai is used as the logistics and staging hub for equipment moving into the region.

Can Quantum build a complete mobile operator network?

Yes. Quantum delivers greenfield mobile networks covering the 4G/5G dual-mode core, Open RAN compliant radio, IP transport, IMS for voice, OSS and BSS integration, CPE and the operations function. The same capability is delivered at smaller scale as a private 5G network for a single industrial site, a campus or a government facility.

What is a 5G standalone core and why does it matter?

A 5G standalone (SA) core is a cloud-native, service-based core network that runs 5G without depending on a 4G anchor. It is what unlocks the three 5G service classes: enhanced mobile broadband for high bandwidth, ultra-reliable low-latency communication for control and automation, and massive machine-type communication for dense IoT. It also enables network slicing, edge computing and VoNR voice. Quantum deploys 3GPP Release 16 compliant dual-mode cores that carry both 4G and 5G traffic on one platform.

Does Quantum supply refurbished telecom equipment?

Yes. Alongside new equipment, Quantum sources and supplies certified refurbished telecom hardware — radio units, routers, servers, transmission and core elements — tested and warranted. For operators managing capital budgets or maintaining older technology layers, refurbished supply is often the difference between a site staying on air and a site being decommissioned.

How quickly can Quantum respond to an equipment RFQ?

Send the part number, quantity and destination country and Quantum normally responds with availability, lead time and pricing within one business day. Where a part is scarce, the response will name the realistic sourcing window rather than a placeholder date.

What does "one vendor for all vendors" mean?

It means Quantum takes the integration risk that a multi-vendor network normally pushes onto the operator. Rather than the operator managing five suppliers and arbitrating between them when an interface fails, Quantum owns the interfaces, the interoperability testing, the acceptance and the service level — across whichever vendors the network is built from.

Tell us what the network has to do.

Send a scope, a site count, a coverage target or just a part number. You will get an engineer's answer, not a brochure.

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