Casa Systems Revenue and Competitors

Casa Systems is pioneering advanced ultra-broadband 5G solutions for mobile, cable, fixed and converged service providers. Casa Systems has game-changing core and access solutions to transform any broadband network by delivering the service agility and network efficiency needed for the 5G future. At Casa, our passion is fueled by our vision of an ultra-broadband 5G future where every connection is fully optimized and coupled to an agile and responsive, Service Based Architecture. Our cloud native solutions for ultra-broadband 5G networks are engineered for performance, flexibility and scale. Commercially deployed in over 70 countries, Casa serves more than 450 Tier 1 and regional service providers worldwide. At the heart of Casa's ultra-broadband solutions is our Axyom Software Platform, a common set of cloud native micro-services that allow Casa to deliver high performance, flexibility, robustness and scale as we utilize our market leading routing, session / subscriber management, RF management and security software across all our virtualized network functions. Our structure, business model, and laser-like focus on technology and innovation make Casa Systems uniquely qualified to bring ultra-broadband 5G converged solutions to any service provider. Were focused on meeting exacting needs of our customers and empowering them to respond to market demands today and in the 5G future. Quick Facts: Founded in 2003 Headquartered in Andover, Massachusetts, USA Wholly owned subsidiaries in Canada, Netherlands, France and China More than 700 employees worldwide Serving MNOs, MVNOs, MSOs and fixed service providers Recent accolades include: Full DOCSIS® 3.0 CableLabs qualification Light Reading Leading Lights Best New Product Cable BTR Diamond Technology Review Innovation Award Innovation Award Top cable and video network honors for CCAP; best in show winner for best green installation

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