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Articles tagged with: Gsa
The Global mobile Suppliers Association (gsa) has announced that 100 HSDPA networks have commercially launched mobile broadband services in 54 countries. The gsa says that two-thirds of commercial WCDMA operators have also launched HSDPA, and 89 HSDPA networks have entered commercial service over the past 12 months. more
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Phone Cos Eye Largest US Government Telecom Contract Ever
NEW YORK -(Dow Jones)- Four major telephone companies are eagerly eyeing a long-term government contract worth as much as US$48 billion, making it the largest telecom contract ever. more
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GSA Reports Huge Progress in 2006 on 3G Evolution
New research by gsa - the Global mobile Suppliers Association, on the evolution of GSM based 3G mobile networks confirms the huge progress made in 2006. The gsa said that 146 WCDMA network operators are now delivering commercial services to over 100 million subscribers in 67 countries on all continents - except Antarctica, unless there is something we don't know? more
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GSA Says HSDPA Launched in 50 Countries
gsa - the Global mobile Suppliers Association, says that 138 mobile network operators have committed to HSDPA (High Speed Downlink Packet Access) deployments in 63 countries, and commercial HSDPA mobile broadband services are now available in 50 countries. Recent launches by Entel PCS, Chile (the first in Latin America) and MTC, Namibia raised the number of commercial HSDPA networks to 91. HSDPA commercial services are now available in the following countries: more
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GSA Confirms 50% Jump in HSDPA Network Launches in 3 Months
gsa - the Global mobile Suppliers Association has announced that 130 mobile operators have committed to HSDPA network deployments in 60 countries, of which 73 networks have commercially launched mobile broadband services in 42 countries. It means an increase of 25 in the number of commercial networks in the last 3 months, representing 50% growth. The first HSDPA networks entered service just one year ago. gsa estimates there will be between 85-90 HSDPA networks in commercial service by end 2006. more
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130% Increase in HSDPA Device Launches in 6 Months
The latest in a series of regular surveys published by gsa - the Global mobile Suppliers Association, reports that 58 HSDPA-enabled devices have now been launched by 18 suppliers. It means that the number of HSDPA products entering the market has increased 130% in 6 months. The survey also confirms that the majority of devices are handsets (26 models), ahead of PC cards/embedded modules (24), USB HSDPA modems (4) and wireless routers (4). more
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The number of HSDPA networks planned, in deployment or launched has reached 108 in 51 countries, according to new survey data released by gsa - the Global mobile Suppliers Association. The gsa survey confirms 45 commercial HSDPA (High Speed Downlink Packet Access - the first evolution of WCDMA) networks have launched worldwide, representing growth of 150% over the past three months. more
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GSA Survey Finds More CDMA Operators Turning to GSM
A new survey by gsa - the Global mobile Suppliers Association, has reported that a number of CDMA operators are facing falling market share and responding by switching to the GSM family (GSM/EDGE,WCDMA-HSPA) for business growth. Some operators choose a dual system strategy, but most prefer to migrate their whole customer base to GSM, which is the global standard for mobile communications. more
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The number of countries where HSDPA mobile broadband networks are planned, in deployment or launched has now reached 50, according to a new publication from gsa - the Global mobile Suppliers Association. more
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Nearing Two Billion GSM Customers
The number of GSM subscriptions worldwide will pass 2 billion within the next couple of weeks, according to gsa - the Global mobile Suppliers Association. The first billion GSM subscriptions was announced in February 2004, 12 years after the launch of the first networks. The second billion for the GSM-technology family comes just two and a half years later.
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