Mobile_Broadband_TechnologiesNetworks Service Platforms

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Author: Phil Kendall
Publication Date: Mar 11 2014
Pages: 6
 Report Type: Insight, Word

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This year’s Mobile World Congress conveyed a strong sense of reality with products ready to deploy as the world moves into the 4G era. Wireless network technologies and solutions on show generally focused on the tools available in 2014/15 to manage traffic loads, with vendors and operators coming together to showcase the best of LTE-Advanced, small cells and Carrier Wi-Fi technologies. Virtualization and Software Defined Networking presented a longer-term industry vision, though a number of demos focused on some medium term applications such as virtual CPEs and VoLTE services running off a virtual IMS.

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