OXIO has surpassed 2 million activated lines on its wholesale network across North America, marking a major milestone in the expansion of its cloud-native Telecom-as-a-Service (TaaS) platform. The company is seeing surging demand from enterprises in sectors such as retail, fintech, entertainment, M2M, and influencer-led ventures, all seeking embedded connectivity as a competitive advantage.
Recent moves include a wholesale network integration with AT&T, FCC approval to operate in the U.S., and platform expansion via partnerships with AWS, MATRIXX Software, and Mavenir. These collaborations strengthen OXIO’s product capabilities, enabling faster time-to-market for MVNOs and embedded service providers, seamless VoLTE support, and enhanced monetization and packet core functionality for both 4G and 5G applications.
OXIO’s cloud-native architecture allows enterprises to treat connectivity as a software layer—customizable, programmable, and scalable. This shift away from legacy MVNO models supports use cases that traditional telecom providers have struggled to deliver, giving businesses full control of their customer experience and deeper insights from connectivity data.
- Surpassed 2 million activated lines across North America
- Expanded in U.S. via AT&T wholesale network integration
- Received FCC approval for multi-carrier wholesale network
- Running core TaaS platform on AWS
- Partnered with MATRIXX Software for digital monetization
- Partnered with Mavenir for 4G/5G packet core and IMS
- Passed GSMA VoLTE certification tests in Mexico and the U.S.
“Our mission is to make telecom programmable, open, and accessible to everyone,” said Nicolas Girard, CEO and founder of OXIO. “We’re reimagining telecom to be a global engine for business innovation and an enabler of new business models.”
- OXIO, founded in 2018, is a U.S.-headquartered telecom infrastructure company delivering a cloud-based Telecom-as-a-Service platform that lets brands and enterprises create their own mobile connectivity offerings. The company is majority-owned by private investors, including venture firms such as Franklin Templeton, Acrew Capital, and Monashees. With offices in New York and Mexico City, OXIO has grown through multiple funding rounds and has received regulatory approval in both the U.S. and Mexico. Led by CEO Nicolas Girard, OXIO’s mission is to decouple telecom infrastructure from traditional carriers and democratize access to mobile services for enterprises and developers.
🌐 Why This Matters:
As connectivity becomes a core element of digital services, enterprises are looking to control how they deliver mobile experiences to customers and devices. OXIO’s success highlights a larger shift in telecom: from rigid infrastructure controlled by legacy carriers to software-defined platforms that let companies embed and monetize mobile connectivity directly within their apps, devices, or services. This unlocks entirely new business models—such as connected loyalty programs, bundled services, and real-time usage-based billing—that were previously out of reach for non-carriers.
🌐 What is Telecom-as-a-Service (TaaS)?
TaaS is a cloud-based model that enables companies to build and operate mobile connectivity services without owning physical network infrastructure. Unlike traditional MVNO models that rely on fixed packages from host carriers, TaaS offers granular, programmable control over mobile service elements—like data plans, SIM activation, billing, analytics, and policy control. Enterprises can use TaaS to launch their own branded mobile services, embed connectivity into devices, or create differentiated customer experiences with real-time data and intelligent automation.
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