Explore how AIPix VSaaS software helps telecom operators scale carrier-grade video surveillance with adaptive ONVIF connectivity, NAT support, optimized traffic routing, and reliable camera management across complex networks

Aipix and MKTY join forces to advance VSaaS in Ethiopia, combining cloud-native video intelligence with local engineering expertise. Read the full article to explore the partnership

Aipix partners with Backbone Connectivity Network (BCN Nigeria) to expand VSaaS and smart connectivity solutions in Nigeria, combining digital innovation with robust fibre infrastructure and telecom expertise

Aipix partners with aamra networks limited to scale cloud-native VSaaS across Bangladesh. We’re uniting global AI security with local infrastructure to drive innovation. Read our full announcement and explore partnership opportunities for your company.

Launch VSaaS as a telecom service with a clear monetization strategy using Aipix. Learn how operators can increase ARPU, scale video surveillance services, and unlock new revenue streams through AI analytics and B2B/B2C models

Is your network ready for the $10B VSaaS surge? From AI-retail to smart cities, discover which high-value clients for VSaaS are driving growth and why Telecoms are the new power players. Read the full strategy now

Thinking about launching VSaaS for your telecom or ISP? Discover real industry concerns, expert insights, and how Aipix helps you turn video surveillance into a scalable, revenue-generating service. Read more.

Discover how AI-powered license plate recognition turns video into valuable data, where it’s used across industries, and how telecoms unlock new revenue streams with scalable, cost-efficient analytics solutions

In 2026, digital sovereignty is reshaping how telecoms and ISPs deploy VSaaS. Explore the shift toward compliant, localized models and how Aipix champions privacy-first, edge-driven approaches.

Learn how the Aipix team, together with their data center service partner, addressed a telecom challenge by overcoming limited cloud resources to successfully launch their VSaaS solution.