ETSI Releases Open Source Operator Platform

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This release is mainly intended for testing and community feedback.

The European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) has announced the ETSI Software Development Group OpenOP (OpenOP) – an open source operator platform for the telco cloud.

According to ETSI, OpenOP provides “a collaborative platform for network service providers and application developers to experiment with 5G-Advanced and future 6G technologies.”

Major features of OpenOP include:

  • Open Exposure Gateway to expose telecom network capabilities through CAMARA APIs
  • Service Resource Manager for deployment orchestration
  • Federation Manager to enable industry standards-based federation and resource discovery
  • Transformation Functions Software Development Kit to provide tools and runtime framework
  • OpenOP Portal for managing applications
  • AI Integration exposing a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server and AI agent

OpenOP is available now; however, ETSI notes that this first release is an early iteration “primarily intended for experimentation, integration testing, and community feedback.”

Learn more at ETSI.
 
 

 
 
 

03/30/2026

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