XGP is iTelaSoft's multi-device, multi-technology network testing platform. It consolidates testing for every major wireless standard — normally spread across separate rigs — into a single, remotely-operable system.
The technologies supported are listed below. Each was previously tested on its own dedicated setup, requiring separate workflows, separate lab time, and an engineer physically present for every cycle.
XGP unit — a single consolidated replacement for multiple per-technology rigs.
The fragmented reality: every technology on its own rig, every test on a separate workflow.
Testing a mobile device against a carrier's network was never one test — it was many. Voice, text and data connectivity each needed their own test setup, and no single provider offered one box that covered every technology and every scenario.
Test engineers at a leading European MNO were running each of these checks separately, on separate rigs, for every network technology that needed verification and validation.
It wasn't treated as a problem worth fixing. The fragmented, laborious process had simply become how testing was done — a quiet, accepted drain on engineering time and lab budget that no one had put a business case around.
XGP consolidated every test capability — voice, text and data, across multiple device types — into a single device. Instead of juggling separate rigs and workflows, the operator's engineers could run the full suite from one box, operated and monitored remotely.
The device no longer needed an engineer physically present. The operator shifted testing offshore — cutting travel, logistics and on-site labour cost on top of the time already saved.
The operator began renting out consolidated test lab capability to other carriers, turning what had been a pure cost centre into a source of revenue.
As satellite (NTN) connectivity emerged, the same device was extended to cover satellite testing — without a separate rig or new hardware investment.
Three XGP units at the operator's facility — each replacing a separate rig from the previous setup.
The same consolidated, remotely-operated testing capability has been adopted by operators in two separate markets — confirming this is a repeatable, market-agnostic platform, not a one-off customisation.
"Evidence this was never a one-off customisation, but a repeatable way of solving a problem most of the industry has simply learned to live with."
Engineer testing time dramatically reduced by replacing multiple separate rigs and workflows with one consolidated device and unified remote interface.
The operator began renting consolidated test lab capability to other carriers — turning what had been a pure cost centre into an active source of revenue.
Offshore and remote test operation eliminated travel, logistics and on-site labour spend that used to accompany every test cycle.
As satellite (NTN) connectivity emerged as a testing need, the same device was extended to cover it — without new hardware investment.
Now running at a second major UK operator in a different market — proof this is a repeatable capability, not a one-off customisation.
If your test engineers are still running separate rigs and workflows for every technology and every scenario, that cost is probably being absorbed quietly rather than budgeted for — much as it was here, until someone put a number on it.
XGP's consolidated, remotely-operable testing platform is built to replace that fragmented setup with one capability, and to extend to new technologies such as satellite as your network's testing needs change.