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Tecore Networks ↗Manufacturer informationLocation in source: iCore™ PlatformChecked Sep 30, 2026Source date: not stated
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Tecore Networks
Tecore Networks, based in Hanover, Maryland, makes the iCore core network, which runs 5G, LTE, 3G and 2G functions on one platform, along with radios, rapidly deployable Network in a Box systems and managed access systems for correctional facilities.
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Overview
Tecore Networks is a company in Hanover, Maryland, founded in 1991, that builds cellular core and radio equipment for commercial, government and military customers.[1][2] Its iCore platform runs 5G (standalone and non-standalone), LTE, 3G and 2G core functions from one code base and deploys on premises, in the cloud or at the network edge, including for private 5G networks in enterprise, government and secure environments.[3] Tecore also sells CoreCell radios, rapidly deployable Network in a Box systems, and managed access systems that block contraband phones in correctional facilities.[4][5]
At a glance
- Headquarters
- Hanover, Maryland, with an international office in West Palm Beach, Florida.[1]
- Founded
- 1991.[2]
- Ownership and funding
- Not publicly stated. Tecore's 2023 release names founder Jay Salkini as CEO.[5]
- Private network offering
- The iCore core (including a compact LTE MicroCore), CoreCell radio access equipment, Network in a Box systems that combine core, IMS (IP Multimedia Subsystem) and radio in one unit, and iNAC managed access built on iCore.[4][3]
- CBRS / Band 48 support
- Tecore says its CBRS (Citizens Broadband Radio Service) radios are OnGo certified and FCC Part 96 compliant and that iCore provides the EPC (Evolved Packet Core) for its CBRS offering.[6] In February 2022 it said it had deployed a CBRS network with its core and OnGo-certified radios at Glydways' demonstration facility in California.[7]
- Sales channel
- Direct and through integrators; Atlanta-based integrator Future Technologies said in August 2021 that it had deployed Tecore's 5G Network in a Box for several private cellular networks.[8]
Product lines
- iCorecore
Tecore iCore is a converged core that runs 5G standalone and non-standalone, LTE EPC, 3G and 2G network functions from one platform, managed from a single web-based interface.[3]
- LTE MicroCorecore
A complete 4G LTE core in a small footprint, aimed at markets that include mobile rapid-deployment uses.[3]
- CoreCell radio access networkradio
Radios and baseband units for 2G through 5G in indoor and outdoor models, supporting TDD and FDD across various 3GPP bands, according to Tecore.[4]
- Network in a Boxcomplete network
Portable 2G to 5G systems that integrate a core, IMS, baseband unit and remote radio head for commercial, private, government and military use; Tecore launched a 5G version supporting standalone and non-standalone modes in August 2021.[4][8]
- iNAC managed access and IntelliJAMsoftware
Systems for correctional and other secured facilities that let authorized users connect while blocking or monitoring unauthorized phones.[4][9]
Reported deployments
- Glydways demonstration facility, California
Tecore said in February 2022 that it deployed a CBRS network with its carrier-grade core and OnGo-certified radios at Glydways' demonstration facility to support the company's autonomous Glydcar pilots.[7]
Company updates
Tecore showcased its IntelliJAM jamming and managed access platform for U.S. correctional facilities at the Correctional Leaders Association 2025 Technology Conference.[9]
Tecore said its iNAC-E managed access system received full FCC certification as a contraband interdiction system.[5]
Tecore announced a private CBRS network for Glydways' autonomous transit pilot in California.[7]
Tecore launched its 5G iCore Network in a Box, which runs in 5G standalone, non-standalone or LTE-only mode.[8]
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Sources
Researched Oct 1, 2026. Manufacturer and vendor statements are their claims, not independent tests.
- Contact Tecore Networks — Tecore Networks. Accessed Oct 1, 2026.
- About Tecore — Tecore Networks. Accessed Oct 1, 2026.
- iCore Network: Multi-Technology, All-In-One Core Network — Tecore Networks. Accessed Oct 1, 2026.
- Tecore | Future-Proof Your Network with iCore — Tecore Networks. Accessed Oct 1, 2026.
- Tecore Pioneers First FCC Certified Cellular Interdiction System — Tecore Networks, Jul 27, 2023. Accessed Oct 1, 2026.
- CBRS: Citizens Broadband Radio Service — Tecore Networks. Accessed Oct 1, 2026.
- Tecore Networks And Glydways Partner To Pilot Glydcars Via Private CBRS Network — Tecore Networks, Feb 7, 2022. Accessed Oct 1, 2026.
- Tecore Networks Delivers Industry's Ultimate Portable 5G SA and NSA Compliant Network in a Box — Tecore Networks, Aug 24, 2021. Accessed Oct 1, 2026.
- Tecore Delivers Legally Compliant Intelligent Jamming to U.S. Correctional Facilities — Tecore Networks, Mar 31, 2025. Accessed Oct 1, 2026.
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