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Articles tagged with: Mts and Ran
Nortel's bankruptcy filing enables radical change, and not just at Nortel
Opinion piece by Dana Cooperson and Matt Walker, analysts at Ovum
On 14 January 2009, Nortel Networks moved beyond talk of divestiture and
speculation of bankruptcy, and filed for creditor protection in Canada and the
US, with Nortel UK entering administration separately under a filing managed by
Ernst & Young. The company reached this point after multiple management
regimes failed in their attempts to remake the company after the bursting of the
telecoms bubble. Nortel's move may result in a more balanced industry
structure for communications equipment.
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Related Tags: ethernet, t-mobile, ptc, nokia, wimax, cisco, itu, lte, zte, alcatel-lucent, ericsson, ovum, verizon, tellabs, t-mobile-germany, nortel, bankruptcy, lg, nortel-networks, umts, ciena
Base Stations Bring Electricity to Rural Villages
Three rural villages in Armenia's Gegarkunik region have been connected to the mains electricity supply - as a result of the mobile operator, VivaCell-mts requiring a power supply for its base stations in the region. VivaCell ran high voltage power cables to its Base Transceiver Stations (BTS), and then ran extra power supplies to an electricity sub-station (power transformer) in each of the villages. more
Related Tags: base-station, rural, base-stations, 3, vivacell, villages, Armenia
Ubiquisys First to Support Impending 3G Femtocell Standard
Ubiquisys says that it became the first femtocell vendor to announce its commitment to the 3GPP's emerging Iuh interface, providing standardised communications between femtocells and the gateways in mobile operators' networks. Ubiquisys will support this interface in its products ready for the planned approval of Iuh in December 2008. more
Related Tags: femtocell, ubiquisys, 3gpp, femto-forum, femtocells, umts, seamless
Mobile Telecoms Big and Small are Dialing Emerging Markets for Growth
Every day in emerging markets, more and more people are hearing the sound of cell phones ringing. Indeed, as mobile telecommunications markets in Western Europe become more commoditized and subscriber growth slows, established players from there and North America are increasingly moving into emerging markets to maintain their growth momentum. At the same time, local and regional companies are also gearing up, betting that being smaller and nimbler will help them garner market share despite competition from the global telecoms giants. more
Related Tags: sim-card, alfa, telenor, telefonica, mobile-telesystems, kyivstar, tax, pension, millicom-international, millicom, storm, churn, taxes, tdma, pace, backup, termination, cloud
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