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Articles tagged with: Ip.access
Picocells to Boost Mobile Phone Capacity During Monaco Grand Prix
Picocell vendor, ip.access has announced that Monaco Telecom will deploy its nanoBTS picocell system, to boost the operator's mobile network capacity during the Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix. The deal comes on the back of Monaco Telecom's recent deployment of nanoBTS systems to service VIP's, Enterprises and hotels in the principality. more
Related Tags: picocell, femtocell, gsm, Monaco
Femtocells Can Connect 3G Phones to Home Media Centres
UK based ip.access says that it has developed new 3G Home Routing technology that connects 3G phones into a home network via its Oyster 3G femtocell. The new platform provide a real-time "bridge" between the userÃ's home network and any 3G handset. Using a femtocell, a 3G phone can connect directly to a home network and access files and information stores on computers or a media centre. more
Related Tags: core-network, 3g-phones, 3g-phone, hsdpa
Qualcomm Invests in Picocell Developer
Femtocell and Picocell developer, ip.access has announced that Qualcomm has made a strategic investment in the company as part of QualcommÃ's European investment fund. Terms of the investment were not disclosed. more
Related Tags: cisco, qualcomm, motorola, femtocell, picocell, femtocells
ip.access Wins Danish Picocell Supply Contract
ip.access has won a contract to provide indoor coverage options for TeliaSonera's enterprise customers in Denmark. The nanoBTS picocell plugs into an officeÃ's existing IP broadband connection, improve in-building cellular coverage, and also provides valuable extra bandwidth for workers to use their mobile devices for voice and data. more
Related Tags: teliasonera, picocell, indoor-coverage, Denmark
Femtocell developer, ip.access has announced that Cisco has made an investment in the company. Terms of the investment were not disclosed. Already cash-positive with its existing 2G picocell business, ip.access has secured funding from an array of industry supporters for its Oyster 3G femtocell, which is currently in trials with major mobile network operators globally. Existing ip.access investors include Scottish Equity Partners, Rothschild Gestion, Intel Capital, Amadeus Capital Partners, ADC and Motorola Ventures. more
Related Tags: cisco, femtocell, picocell, femtocells, umts
Remote GSM picocell solution with satellite backhaul
ip.access says that its nanoGSM picocell solution has successfully completed testing for interoperability with VSAT satellite equipment from iDirect, the satellite-based broadband access solutions developer. ip.access has joined iDirect's IP Alliance, and the two companies now offer a proven solution for enhancing GSM coverage and capacity in remote locations worldwide. more
Altobridge Split-BSC Solution Cuts Remote GSM Costs
ip.access says that Altobridge, a developer of mobile systems for remote communications, is launching a low-cost satellite backhaul solution for the provision of remote cellular coverage using ip.access nanoBTS picocells. The new solution enables mobile network operators to serve small remote user groups of 100 subscribers with a single picocell, reducing operating costs to less than US$5 per subscriber per month and removing the need for expensive towers. more
Related Tags: gsm-association, satellite-backhaul, base-station-controller
Improving Indoor Coverage in the Netherlands
ip.access has signed a partnership with Imtech Telecom to accelerate the rollout of its nanoGSMT system for enhanced GSM coverage and capacity in the Netherlands. Building on the successful introduction of nanoGSM into Dutch operator Telfort's mobile network, ip.access and Imtech are focused on increasing the nanoGSMT footprint with other operators in the Netherlands. more
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Improving indoor coverage in Holland
ip.access has announced the successful deployment of its nanoGSMT solution for Dutch mobile network operator Telfort. Through the supply agreement with Telfort, ip.access' nanoGSMT solution is set to provide dedicated GSM in-building coverage and extended capacity to corporate offices and campus locations across the Netherlands. The solution uses nanoBTST base stations and DSLs to backhaul the traffic over IP, providing a simple and cost-efficient service to SMEs. more
Related Tags: telfort
ip.access has announced the upcoming availability of its new 900MHz GSM picocellular basestation - the nanoBTST GSM 900. The GSM 900 nanoBTS will be available to ship from July 2005 to mobile network operators in the 142 countries that currently run 900MHz networks. more
Related Tags: boost-mobile, picocell, 900mhz