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NEC expands Its iPASOLINK Portfolio

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VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE NEC Corporation has announced several additions to the All-Outdoor products of its iPASOLINK solutions portfolio. Supporting economical and fast rollouts of LTE networks, the range of All-Outdoor products extends packet microwave connectivity at the edge of the transport network. A common Network Management System (NMS), shared across NEC's Microwave, Optical and Packet Transport solutions, adds further benefits with capabilities for the end-to-end service provisioning and maintenance. "These latest additions to our portfolio will match network operators' continuing need for the reduction in Total Costs of Ownership in backhaul. NEC provides an unparalleled breadth of microwave solutions that can be tailored to any type of network application, and our investments in innovation coupled with unrelenting focus on quality will continue to deliver value to our customers for a long time to come,"said Hiroyasu Ishii, General Manag...

NEC Increases Compact Microwave Communications System Shipments in Russia

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VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE NEC Corporation has begun the shipments of the new iPASOLINK series of compact microwave communications systems to Mobile TeleSystems OJSC. In order to expand and modernize MTS' communications systems, NEC will deliver 15,000 iPASOLINK transmitters to MTS in 2011. iPASOLINK is to allow MTS to increase the bandwidth capability of channels and the total capacity networks on internal communication lines. New iPASOLINK equipment is being installed in all of MTS' service regions, which will facilitate their transition to fully functional IP-based networks. One of the key components of the iPASOLINK platform is a powerful embedded switch, which provides traffic optimization, support for key functions and protocol signal transferring. The usage of a high-level modulation and a cross-polarization system (XPIC) ensures that MTS clients will have an Internet carrying capacity of up to 920 Mb/sec. NEC will also deliver ePASOLINK, a digital micr...

TTL selects NEC's iPASOLINK for Backhaul of Mobile Broadband Traffic

VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE NEC has announced an agreement with Tata Teleservices Limited (TTL) to newly deploy NEC's iPASOLINK platform for the transformation of TTL's backhaul mobile transport network. The iPASOLINK provides customers with an ultra-flexible mobile transport network that can be adapted for next-generation IP-based networks, while meeting the current capacity and service demands of customers. "NEC Corporation is one of our key suppliers of Microwave Equipment, having a total installed base of more than 100,000 terminals. NEC has been associated with TTL for many years, providing microwave equipment and services for our CDMA and GSM network rollouts. TTL is now in the process of expanding its network for both coverage and capacity in the mobility and enterprise business segments, which will require backhaul of both TDM and IP traffic. Our requirements, therefore, necessitate the deployment of Hybrid Radio in the network. NEC's iPASOLINK ...

Demand for NEC iPASOLINK mobile backhaul grows

VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE NEC Corporation has announced that order receipts for NEC's iPASOLINK series have surpassed 110,000 units from nearly 100 operators spanning 55 countries, across Europe, Asia-Pacific and Latin America. iPASOLINK, NEC's flagship backhaul transport solution was launched in September 2010 and celebrates its one year anniversary on the back of a firm commitment from global operators. iPASOLINK is a converged flexible platform designed to meet the capacity, topology and intelligence requirements for the transformation of both fixed and mobile networks to the next generation of technologies, including 4G LTE. Its modular, flexible, all-in-one converged design incorporates packet, microwave and optical technologies. This ensures that network operators can deploy high-performance, next-generation networks without incurring unnecessary costs. "Operators worldwide in countries as diverse as Russia, Indonesia and Mexico face the challenge o...