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BaseN Founder Pasi Hurri Appointed Vice Chair of Suomen Radioamatööriliitto

BaseN Corporation today announced that its Founder and CEO, Pasi Hurri (OH2TWI), serves as Vice Chair of Suomen Radioamatööriliitto ry (SRAL), the Finnish Amateur Radio League. Founded in 1921, SRAL is the national central organization for radio amateurs in Finland, supporting wireless innovation, emergency communications, and technical expertise across the country. Hurri’s leadership at SRAL bridges a lifelong passion […]

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Real-Time Operational Intelligence for Critical Water and Energy Grids

Major infrastructure projects – spanning municipal water distribution, hydro power, and cross-border energy grids -face a shared operational bottleneck: they are long-term physical assets managed by delayed data. Periodic GIS updates, static CAD models, and manual sensor audits are no longer sufficient to manage non-revenue water (NRW) losses, grid instability, or strict ESG mandates. Modern infrastructure […]

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BaseN Partners with Aalto University’s Flagship on Robotics (FORE!) Initiative to Shape the Future of Digital Twins and Cybernetics

BaseN  is proud to announce our  collaboration with Aalto University’s School of Electrical Engineering on the Flagship on Robotics (FORE!): From Mobile Machines to Robots for Everyone initiative, submitted under the Research Council of Finland Flagship Programme call. This partnership expands on our successful history with FORE! research partners, which has already produced several major EU projects and, most recently, a second […]

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The Observability Bottleneck in Autonomous Network Operations

As telecom operators accelerate the shift toward cloud-native architectures, Open RAN, and multi-cloud edge deployments, the promise of the fully autonomous network has never been closer. Yet, for operations leaders tasked with driving operational transformation, a fundamental friction point remains: the telemetry scale bottleneck. Traditional monitoring stacks were built for an era of periodic polling […]