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Articles tagged with: Emc
Vodafone Selects EMC as Preferred Storage Vendor in Europe
Vodafone has expanded its relationship with data storage vendor, emc Corp., adding the company as a preferred partner for storage and storage-related products in its European markets. Under the terms of the agreement, emc's solutions will represent a significant proportion of the overall external storage capacity for all new storage-related purchases within Vodafone Information Systems' data center control. more
Nokia Siemens Networks and EMC to Improve IP Network Management
Nokia Siemens Networks and emc Corp. have inked a cooperation deal covering IP network management. Core to the deal, the companies are working together on a joint solution to significantly improve the ability of service providers to shorten network down-time and reduce operational costs by improving the management of their IP networks. more
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"Foxconn Effect" Fades as Top EMS Providers' Revenue Shrinks in 2008
After years of single-handedly powering the robust growth of the global Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS) business, Foxconn, aka Hon Hai Precision Industry achieved only a marginal revenue increase in 2008, causing the top-tier EMS market to contract, according to preliminary market-share results from iSuppli. more
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Nortel Appoints New Global Sales Vice-President
Nortel has announced the appointment of William "Bill" Nelson as executive vice-president, Global Sales, effective from later this month. Nelson, 52, is a graduate of the University of Massachusetts with a Bachelor of Science degree and will be based in Nortel's offices in Billerica, Massachusetts. more
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Ensuring Billing Records Comply With EU Law
emc Corporation, Intec Telecom Systems and SenSage say that they have pooled resources to provide a solution to answer the mandates of the recently passed EU Data Retention Directive. The combined technologies tackle two issues. First, it provides telecommunication and Internet service providers with a lower cost means to manage communication records that support compliance with the Directive. Second, it enables law enforcement agencies to quickly access historical phone and Internet records to pinpoint and prosecute serious crimes. more
Related Tags: analytics, privacy, frost-&-sullivan, eu, call-detail-records, mediation, intec
Low-Cost Feedthrough Capacitors for Telecoms
The UK based filter specialist, MPE says that it has recognised the need in the telecoms and IT industry for high performance, high reliability, feedthrough capacitors which enable equipment to meet emc specifications up to at least 1GHz, at an economical cost. Because of their construction, feedthrough capacitors will always be more expensive than two terminal capacitor constructions but the feedthrough's construction is essential to achieve the high frequency performance. more
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Digicel to sell Konka GSM mobile handsets
Caribbean mobile operator Digicel and Chinese mobile phone manufacturer Konka have entered into a partnership whereby Digicel will sell Konka's GSM mobile handsets, the operator said in a statement. more
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No Radiation Problems at Australian University
Following a health scare, the Australian RMIT University has conducted radio emission tests on the roof and several floors of a building where a cluster of cancers had occured. However, the tests on floors 16 and 17 and the roof of RMIT University have shown no anomalies, according to independent environmental testing consultants. Tests were conducted by emc Technologies, AMCOSH, Kilpatrick and Associates, and the Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Agency (ARPANSA), looking into a variety of potential risk areas including air and water contaminants, surfaces and microbiological compounds. more
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Improving T-Mobile's IP Network
T-Mobile has contracted InfoVista to optimize network performance and reduce cost of operations on its new UK MPLS-based IP VPN. The software will enable T-Mobile to ensure the reliability and Quality of Service of 2.5 and 3G data services and, ultimately, converged voice, data and video offerings. The new network goes live early 2006. more
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American grade antenna testing in the UK
Roke Manor Research, the electronics research and development business owned by Siemens, says that it has invested US$385,000 in the UK's first mobile antenna testing facility to be accredited capable of meeting the Cellular Telecommunications and Internet Association (CTIA) testing requirements. All mobile handset manufacturers wishing to sell handsets in the United States have a legal requirement to undergo the CTIA's rigorous over-the-air antenna performance testing. emc test equipment specialists EMV provided the system and software for the chamber, which was installed at Roke Manor's headquarters in Romsey, Hampshire by ETS-Lindgren. more
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