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Articles tagged with: Base Stations and Nortel
Despite the Naysayers WiMAX Subscriber Revenue Will Boom in 2009
Any reader who believed all the recent headlines would feel confident that the WiMAX market is being crushed by LTE. Nortel has left the WiMAX market and Alcatel-Lucent has "backed off" from WiMAX; and these developments supposedly dealt a blow to Clearwire, which had so far chosen neither as an infrastructure vendor. But that's not quite the whole story. more
Related Tags: base-station, intel, samsung, wimax, mobile-wimax, motorola, clearwire, lte, abi-research, wimax-forum, alcatel-lucent, wimax,, wireless-broadband
WCDMA equipment up 12% in 3Q; Nokia Siemens leads in mobile switch subsystems
After ramping up in 2Q08 in large part due to Beijing Olympics preparations, the worldwide radio access network (RAN) equipment market slid 6% to $9.6 billion in 3Q08 on sharp declines in the CDMA segment, reports market research firm Infonetics Research. more
Related Tags: nokia, base-station, smartphone, w-cdma, huawei, core-network, cdma, ericsson, mobile-broadband, ran, sharp, fmc, gsm, siemens, nokia-siemens, beijing, packet-core
Nortel Wins Chinese CDMA Expansion Contract
Nortel has been selected by China Telecom (CTC) as a key vendor in the evolution of its CDMA network in seven provinces. As part of the expansions and modernization of the networks, Nortel will supply Enhanced Base Station Controllers and Base Stations designed and built with unique innovations in Power Amplifiers and Transceivers. more
Related Tags: base-station, china-telecom, power-amplifiers, cdma, seven, China
Nortel Wins Largest Ever 3.65 GHz WiMAX Contract
Nortel Networks has won a WiMAX supply contract from FairPoint Communications to provide a fixed-wireless internet service in the US states of Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine. The network contract will use wireless base stations and terminals designed and manufactured by Nortel partner, Airspan. more
Related Tags: base-station, wimax, edge, landline, wimax,, fairpoint-communications, fairpoint-communications, USA
Nortel Wins Moscow WiMAX Contract
Russia's Comstar-United TeleSystems has chosen Nortel as the supplier for its WiMAX network in Moscow. The market for WiMAX in Russia is growing quickly with companies like Comstar leveraging its speed, capacity, and cost-effectiveness to expand their businesses and address the demand for wireless broadband. Rethink Research Associates estimates that the number of WiMAX subscribers in Russia will grow to 1.7 million in 2010 and 4.3 million 2012. more
Related Tags: mobile-wimax, wimax-forum, comstar, indoor, Russia
Nortel Providing WiMAX Kit for Moscow Network
Russia based Comstar has selected Nortel equipment to develop the first mobile WiMAX network in Moscow. 160 base stations are expected to be built in Moscow by the end of 2008. The overall investments in the project are expected to amount to approximately US$20 million in 2008. more
Related Tags: intel, mobile-wimax, sitronics, comstar, moscow, 802.16e, airspan-networks, ieee, Russia
Nortel Wins CDMA Expansion Contract in Nigeria
Nortel has won a CDMA network upgrade contract from Nigeria based Multi-Links Telecommunications worth US$45 million. The initial phase of the contract has been awarded and will use Nortel's CDMA 1xEV-DO Rev A solution in the metropolitan region of Lagos, the prime economic center of the country. more
Related Tags: radio-network-controller, 1xev-do, ev-do, union, Nigeria
Nortel Forms WiMAX Partnership with Alvarion
Nortel says that it has realigned its wireless broadband strategy to address early market opportunities that are emerging for WiMAX and LTE. As part of this strategy, Nortel is focusing its main wireless R&D resources on LTE and wireless applications, with WiMAX development re-aligning around an agreement with Alvarion to create an end-to-end WiMAX solution. more
Related Tags: lte, alvarion, wireless-broadband, ieee
Huawei Deploys 8,000 Base Stations in Germany
China's Huawei is understood to have secured an undisclosed contract to install some 8,000 base stations in Southern Germany. An insider from Huawei confirmed the news to the SinoCast news agency, but the two companies have not released any information about the matter. more
Related Tags: huawei, o2, core-network, Germany
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