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Articles tagged with: Virgin and Caribbean
Ericsson Wins Network Upgrade Contract in 12 Caribbean Nations
Ericsson says that it has won a network upgrade from Cable & Wireless Communications (trading as Lime) across 12 different territories in the Caribbean. more
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Ericsson Wins Network Upgrade Contract in 12 Caribbean Nations
Ericsson says that it has won a network upgrade from Cable & Wireless Communications (trading as Lime) across 12 different territories in the Caribbean. more
Related Tags: ericsson-lime, cable-&-wireless
Ericsson Wins Network Upgrade Contract in 12 Caribbean Nations
Ericsson says that it has won a network upgrade from Cable & Wireless Communications (trading as Lime) across 12 different territories in the Caribbean. more
Related Tags: ericsson-lime, cable-&-wireless
Ericsson Wins Network Upgrade Contract in 12 Caribbean Nations
Ericsson says that it has won a network upgrade from Cable & Wireless Communications (trading as Lime) across 12 different territories in the Caribbean. more
Related Tags: ericsson-lime, cable-&-wireless
Russia's Altimo Wins Legal Fight for Turkcell Shares
Russia's Alfa says that it has won a long running legal fight over the ownership of shares in Turkish mobile network, Turkcell. The Court of Appeal of the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court ruled that Alfa validly appropriated shares held by Turkish conglomerate, Cukurova, in Turkcell following a number of defaults committed by Cukurova Group under the loan agreement extended by Alfa to Cukurova Group in November 2005. more
Related Tags: turkcell, alfa, altimo, cukurova, Turkey
Cable & Wireless to Boost Submarine Cable Links Between Caribbean Networks
Cable & Wireless Communications has outlined plan to build a new major submarine cable in the Caribbean, more than doubling its carrier capacity in the region. The "East-West" cable will link Jamaica and the Cayman Islands in the west of the Caribbean, to the British virgin Islands (Tortola) in the east. It will also land in the Dominican Republic, one of the key markets in the region. more
Related Tags: lime, cable-&-wireless, wireless, Jamaica
Wireless Broadband Yet to Impact Caribbean Fixed Broadband Market
The increase in UMTS/HSPA networks has yet to make a major impact on the offering of wireless broadband access by means of other technologies such as WiMAX mostly due to the limited amount of 3G networks throughout the Caribbean, reports Signals Telecom Consulting. more
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Brazil Leads Lat-Am in Deployments, Connections and Demand for WiMAX and 3G Services
Signals Telecom Consulting has issued a commentary which notes that as from 2010 Brazil will account for the greatest number of WiMAX accesses in the Latin America and the Caribbean region, a position that it will keep in the medium term. Signals expects that the setting of regulations for the use of the 2.5 GHz and 3.5 GHz bands, plus the tendering of new bands, will provide a strong impulse to this technology in Brazil. Signals foresees the entry into the market of large-scale operators such as Telefónica (via TVA), which will use WiMAX to expand its area of operation outside Sao Paulo, and SKY (DirecTV), among others, which will join the current efforts being made by Embratel and Neovia. Signals expects that operators will carry out their own development to be able to add their own last mile. more
Related Tags: wimax, 3g, signals-telecom-consulting, mobile-number-portability, wi-fi, rcom, mts, hspa, ovi, iden, virgin-mobile, mvno, ict, rural, itu, telefonica, number-portability, anatel, Brazil
Digicel Launches Network in British Virgin Islands
Pan-Caribbean operator, Digicel has launched services in the British virgin Islands (BVI) -- its 25th market in the Caribbean and Central America and 30th market world-wide. The company says that it has invested US$17 million in its network for the country. more
Related Tags: digicel, presence, digicel-group, Virgin Islands, British
Number Portability Outlook in Latin America and the Caribbean
Number portability (NP) is a policy that was included in regulatory frameworks during the process of opening up fixed telephony markets in Latin America at the end of the 1990's, or more recently, via Free Trade agreements signed with the U.S. In both cases, the implementation of NP has not been obligatory, meaning that specific regulation is required. Furthermore, this should be understood only as an expression of good will until market evolution justifies the addition of this service offering. Prior to the launch of Number Portability in Mexico, in July of 2008, this policy was only in place in Puerto Rico. This is because, as a territory of the U.S., it is under the jurisdiction of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). more
Related Tags: signals-telecom-consulting, number-portability, telcel, federal-communications-commission, telmex, latin-america, congestion, Mexico
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