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According to Ericsson, 85 percent of the world's population will have internet coverage via 3G by 2017 and there will be close to nine billion mobile subscriptions, compared to six billion by the end of 2011.
Alcatel-Lucent and Corporacion Nacional de Telecomunicaciones (CNT) announced the deployment of a new 3G mobile broadband network in Ecuador. This will enable CNT to be the first in the country to offer its customers ‘converged’ services that can be accessed from both fixed and mobile devices and the network will also be ‘LTE and lightRadio™-ready’, another first for Ecuador.
Ceragon Networks Ltd. announced a new $6 million contract with Globacom Nigeria (Glo) for the company’s high-capacity wireless backhaul solutions and professional services in Nigeria.
Ceragon Networks Ltd. has received orders for additional high-capacity microwave systems and services from Tele2 Russia, with the result that the company will provide high-capacity wireless backhaul in 15 of the 37 regions in Russia covered by the telecommunications operator.
ip.access confirmed plans to build its first integrated LTE and 3G small cell. The new unit, codenamed the E-100, will be the first from the company to be based on the QorIQ Qonverge®platform from US chip maker Freescale.
ip.access has signed a major global agreement with Telenor Group for the supply of ip.access' end-to-end small cell solutions covering all 11 operators in the Telenor Group.
ip.access has signed a distribution agreement with E-Pay International, whereby the company will be able to specify, supply and install the range of ip.access small cell solutions to its operator customers in the Middle East. The agreement covers the full range of ip.access 2G and 3G solutions for the home, office and public small cell deployments, along with the company’s supporting network management tools.
According to Ericsson, 85 percent of the world's population will have internet coverage via 3G by 2017 and there will be close to nine billion mobile subscriptions, compared to six billion by the end of 2011.
ip.access has signed a major global agreement with Telenor Group for the supply of ip.access' end-to-end small cell solutions covering all 11 operators in the Telenor Group.