SolidRun and Amarisoft Launch Compact 5G Base Stations Using x86 Tech

In a significant advancement for the telecommunications sector, SolidRun and Amarisoft have successfully validated a fully operational 4G/5G base station that utilizes SolidRun's compact Ryzen Embedded V3000 COM Express Type 7 module. This breakthrough was announced on July 17, 2025, from Tel Aviv, Israel, and signifies a pivotal shift in how high-performance 5G infrastructure can be deployed, enabling the creation of smaller, energy-efficient systems without sacrificing performance.

This collaboration marks a turning point in the development of telecommunications infrastructure. Traditionally, 5G base stations have been associated with bulky, power-intensive hardware. However, with the validation of this compact base station, SolidRun and Amarisoft demonstrate that modern 5G networks can be powered by a system that requires significantly less physical space and energy.

According to Dr. Atai Ziv, CEO of SolidRun, "Running the full Amarisoft 5G stack on our AMD Ryzen V3000 equipped COM proves that compact x86 systems can now meet the demanding needs of modern 5G networks." This statement underscores the companies' commitment to reshaping the telecom landscape by making carrier-grade base station solutions more accessible for original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and private network operators.

Amarisoft, a leader in software-defined wireless network technologies, collaborated closely with SolidRun to create this innovative solution. Neda Nikaein, VP of Product and Operations at Amarisoft, highlighted the importance of energy efficiency in modern telecommunications, stating, "Validating our complete 4G/5G stack on SolidRun's AMD-powered embedded platform showcases a powerful path forward—delivering high-performance, deployable telecom systems without sacrificing energy efficiency."

The validated base station supports a 100 MHz bandwidth and 4T4R MIMO, operating a complete virtualized 4G/5G software stack from Amarisoft without the need for additional external accelerators or GPUs. This allows for a more streamlined setup, particularly advantageous in environments where space and power are at a premium, such as tactical defense communications and private networks.

David Burns, Senior Director of Embedded Solutions at AMD, emphasized the significance of this development, stating, "This collaboration reflects the growing role AMD's embedded platforms play in the future of network infrastructure." The AMD Ryzen Embedded V3000 processor at the core of this system provides up to 8 cores and 16 threads of processing power, combined with enterprise-grade I/O capabilities, making it an ideal fit for embedded telecom applications.

This milestone comes shortly after the AMD Adaptive & Embedded Computing Tech Day held in Bengaluru, where SolidRun showcased this innovative technology's role in enabling efficient and modular 5G network infrastructure. With their combined expertise, SolidRun and Amarisoft are poised to redefine the deployment of 5G systems, making them more flexible and accessible than ever before.

The implications of this development are far-reaching. As the demand for reliable and efficient telecommunications continues to grow, especially in private and tactical settings, the ability to deploy compact and power-efficient solutions could set a new standard in the industry. Looking ahead, both companies are optimistic about the potential for their technology to transform various sectors, from defense to commercial telecommunications, paving the way for a more interconnected future.

For further details on SolidRun and its innovative embedded platforms, please visit [SolidRun's website](https://www.solid-run.com). To learn more about Amarisoft's virtualized wireless solutions, visit [Amarisoft's website](https://www.amarisoft.com).