SSpectrum Effect provides a software platform that helps wireless carriers automatically analyze and mitigate RF interference in 5G NR, LTE, and UMTS networks. Its product, Spectrum-NET, uses machine learning to process data from across equipment and vendors to identify interference sources such as faulty radio gear, cross-border signals, and other RAN issues. The system guides operators on how to fix problems, improving metrics like user throughput and connection reliability while reducing churn. Spectrum Effect differentiates itself with an ML-driven, multi-vendor analytics approach backed by 30 patents and a track record of reducing analysis time (about 75%) and boosting capacity for operators such as Telkomsel. The company’s goal is to lower operators’ operating expenses and optimize capital expenditure by automating complex network analysis and interference mitigation across global mobile networks.
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$15.3M
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Kirkland, Washington
Founded
2015
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MWC Barcelona 2026. Let's meet at MWC Barcelona 2026. Visit Spectrum Effect in Stand 7E80 at Mobile World Congress Barcelona 2026 to learn how operators worldwide are using Spectrum-NET to transform network operations from manual, reactive processes to autonomous, intent-driven control. Discover how Spectrum-NET's AI-driven insights deliver real-time visibility, continuous optimization, and measurable ROI, enabling operators to optimize capacity, reliability, and efficiency while maximizing the value of their spectrum and infrastructure investments.
Spectrum Effect, founded in 2015, specializes in helping mobile network operators minimize interference and had raised $1.9 million in funding the previous year.
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Spectrum-NET possesses the most accurate and extensive ML-trained CNN models for RF interference detection, classification, and mitigation.
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Industries
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Early VC
Total Funding
$15.3M
Headquarters
Kirkland, Washington
Founded
2015
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