Qvantel acquires Optiva to scale up AI-enabled BSS portfolio

Posted on September 29, 2025 by Guest authors

Finland-based business support systems (BSS) provider Qvantel announced it is acquiring rival Optiva, in a move aimed at expanding its scale and accelerating the development of full-stack, AI-enabled BSS solutions.

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