Source: Alcatel-Lucent press release
Alcatel-Lucent announced today that it has been selected by NTT DOCOMO, Japan’s largest mobile network operator and a leader in the adoption of next-generation mobile services,to build the mobile backhaul network for its Long Term Evolution (LTE) service with Alcatel-Lucent’s Ethernet transmission solution. This will enable NTT DOCOMO to meet the increasing end-user service demands in a significantly faster way via very high bandwidth with managed quality of service.
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Monday, June 29, 2009
Ericsson in 4G talks with Middle East operators
Source: ArabianBusiness.com
Ericsson, the Swedish mobile phones and technology services provider, confirmed on Saturday it is negotiating with mobile operators in the Middle East to launch a next generation mobile broadband technology network in the region.
Ericsson, the Swedish mobile phones and technology services provider, confirmed on Saturday it is negotiating with mobile operators in the Middle East to launch a next generation mobile broadband technology network in the region.
Aeroflex and w2bi To Jointly Develop New LTE Handset Certification Platform
Source: Aeroflex press release
Aeroflex and w2bi (Wireless to Business Integration) announced that they have entered into an agreement to pool their test expertise and technology for the joint development of a network certification platform for LTE mobile devices.
Aeroflex and w2bi (Wireless to Business Integration) announced that they have entered into an agreement to pool their test expertise and technology for the joint development of a network certification platform for LTE mobile devices.
Friday, June 26, 2009
Nortel Hangs On to Its LTE Smarts
Source: Light Reading
Nortel Networks Ltd. isn't selling quite as much to Nokia Siemens Networks as might have first appeared, as the Canadian vendor is holding on to some key patents related to LTE (Long Term Evolution), the all-important proto-4G technology that's set to power the world's next-generation mobile networks.
A Light Reading probe into the details of the proposed $650 million acquisition of CDMA and LTE assets finds that, although Nortel's official announcement stated it provided "Details of Sale Process for CDMA Business and LTE Access Intellectual Property Rights [IPR]," Nokia Siemens Networks (NSN) isn't buying any key LTE-related IPR from Nortel as part of the current proposed deal.
Nortel Networks Ltd. isn't selling quite as much to Nokia Siemens Networks as might have first appeared, as the Canadian vendor is holding on to some key patents related to LTE (Long Term Evolution), the all-important proto-4G technology that's set to power the world's next-generation mobile networks.
A Light Reading probe into the details of the proposed $650 million acquisition of CDMA and LTE assets finds that, although Nortel's official announcement stated it provided "Details of Sale Process for CDMA Business and LTE Access Intellectual Property Rights [IPR]," Nokia Siemens Networks (NSN) isn't buying any key LTE-related IPR from Nortel as part of the current proposed deal.
China Mobile Fast-Tracks TD-LTE
Source: Light Reading
China Mobile Ltd., recognizing that future growth of its 3G services is not yet certain, is looking to secure its future with a nearly parallel development of Long Term Evolution (LTE) capabilities, according to its annual report filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) recently.
China Mobile Ltd., recognizing that future growth of its 3G services is not yet certain, is looking to secure its future with a nearly parallel development of Long Term Evolution (LTE) capabilities, according to its annual report filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) recently.
Huawei Eyes UK LTE Trials
Source: Light Reading
Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. is already giving its key mobile network rivals a run for their money in the next-generation wireless world of Long Term Evolution (LTE), securing trials with a number of European operators.
Now Huawei's managing director for the U.K. and Ireland, Samuel Sun, says the vendor is set to be involved in LTE trials with U.K. mobile operators before the end of this year.
Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. is already giving its key mobile network rivals a run for their money in the next-generation wireless world of Long Term Evolution (LTE), securing trials with a number of European operators.
Now Huawei's managing director for the U.K. and Ireland, Samuel Sun, says the vendor is set to be involved in LTE trials with U.K. mobile operators before the end of this year.
Huawei Opens LTE Lab in Japan
Source: cellular-news
Huawei has opened a LTE lab in Tokyo, Japan, to serve as an incubator for LTE technologies and a training facility for the implementation and commercialization of the next-generation wireless technology. Huawei' s research and development teams will also be able to work with Japanese operators to conduct tests on LTE systems before delivery.
Huawei has opened a LTE lab in Tokyo, Japan, to serve as an incubator for LTE technologies and a training facility for the implementation and commercialization of the next-generation wireless technology. Huawei' s research and development teams will also be able to work with Japanese operators to conduct tests on LTE systems before delivery.
Thursday, June 25, 2009
LTE Functionality Leads New Technology Features in Ascom's TEMS Investigation 10.0 Release
Source: Business Wire
TEMS™ Investigation 10.0 includes new functionality for LTE as well as TD-SCDMA, iDEN, CDMA, and HSPA+ technologies. This first release of TEMS Investigation from Ascom continues the evolution of the global leader among in-vehicle network testing solutions.
TEMS™ Investigation 10.0 includes new functionality for LTE as well as TD-SCDMA, iDEN, CDMA, and HSPA+ technologies. This first release of TEMS Investigation from Ascom continues the evolution of the global leader among in-vehicle network testing solutions.
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