Raemis Private 5G Core (Druid Software)

Druid Software is a cellular core network software company founded in 2000 and headquartered in Ireland. It supplies the core network for operators and enterprises building private 4G and 5G networks in sectors such as utilities, public safety, defence and Industry 4.0, including remote industrial sites.

Raemis is Druid's cellular core platform supporting 4G and 5G and designed for private and mission-critical networks. Druid works with radio and integration partners; in February 2026 it validated 5G LAN with Microamp's mmWave radio,. Solution areas include enterprise communications, mobile edge computing and cellular IoT.

• 4G and 5G core: Raemis cellular core network functions in one platform.
• 5G LAN: layer 2 connectivity validated with Microamp mmWave radio in Feb 2026.
• Resilience: hitless failover between core and RAN shown with Canoga Perkins.
• Mobile edge computing: solution area for edge workloads on private networks.
• Cellular IoT: core support for connected devices and sensors.
• Vertical solutions: utilities, public safety, defence and Industry 4.0.

Private 5G core for a manufacturer in a Vietnamese industrial park integrating AGVs and machine vision. A private LTE/5G network for power utilities or oil and gas sites in remote areas. Core platform for a Vietnamese integrator or carrier offering private network services.

A software core lets integrators build private networks with radio from different vendors. Support for both 4G and 5G allows staged migration. Validated 5G LAN gives layer 2 connectivity for industrial devices. The platform is described as built for mission-critical use.

Private 5G adoption is rising as regulators open dedicated spectrum and enterprises seek deterministic wireless for industrial automation. Vietnam is expanding 5G, with carriers prioritising industrial parks, creating room for private network core vendors via integrators.

Founded in 2000 and headquartered in Ireland. Solution areas listed on the site: enterprise communications, mobile edge computing, cellular IoT and public safety.