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Axiros, on September 8, 2026, explained the TR-181 Data Model, detailing its function in providing the underlying schema for vendor-agnostic remote management of broadband Customer Premises Equipment (CPEs), complementing the TR-069 (CWMP) and USP (TR-369) protocols that handle transport messaging. Previously, on August 12, the company discussed the architectural choices internet service providers (ISPs) and CPE software developers face when transitioning from TR-069 to the User Services Platform (USP / TR-369), particularly concerning transport mechanisms such as WebSocket versus MQTT. In late July, Axiros highlighted its capabilities in leveraging in-home network data and its AI solutions to predict and proactively resolve customer issues, aiming to enhance customer retention and business growth. This followed an earlier announcement on July 29, where Axiros outlined the significance of eSIM and Remote SIM Provisioning for device management, simplifying the process of changing mobile network providers and deploying devices globally by removing the need for physical SIM card swaps. Earlier in July, on the 20th, Axiros reported that the TM Forum Catalyst, "Wholesale Broadband as a Service: The Future of Service Assurance – Phase III," which it co-delivered with several partners including Vodafone and BT Group, reached the Business Gamechanger finals at DTW Ignite 2026, held in Copenhagen.
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