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Radical Horizon has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Mitsubishi Electric to jointly work on the design of 3G test solutions that integrate software defined radio (SDR) technology for the emulation of 3G networks.

Inset is Mike Cegelski, President and CEO of Radical Horizon pictured with some of the modules in the Flexcell platform.

These solutions will be designed for commercial 3G networks (UMTS - WCDMA) that require integrated testing and simulation of 3G mobile terminals, 3G Node B equipment and 3G RNC equipment, thereby emulating the network environment. Wireless operators and OEMs will benefit from enhanced flexibility through software-based, multi-function
equipment and real-time, simultaneous testing of multiple network features
with easy upgrade capability. Radical Horizon's CEO and President, Mike
Cegelski states, "We have been working closely with Mitsubishi Electric ITE-
TCL for a good part of 2002 to integrate their highly advanced test solutions
onto our powerful SDR-based flexCELL(TM) platform. Our unique digital
processing solution combined with our RF signal processing capability brings,
to Mitsubishi, the processing power required to enable 3G network testing for
wireless operators and OEMs."

Radical Horizon's flexCELL(TM) platform gives equipment manufacturers a
solution for reducing risk and preparing for future standards with the ability
to handle multiple protocols and frequencies through software modifications
utilizing standard hardware equipment. Through this strategic MOU, Mitsubishi
Electric ITE-TCL and Radical Horizon will combine their technical strengths to
jointly develop a 3G test solution to meet market demands. Jean-Pierre
Coudreuse, Managing Director of Mitsubishi Electric ITE-TCL, states, "Our
innovative Virtual Field Test(TM) solution requires a breakthrough in software
radio technology to support real and complex signal generation. We found with
Radical Horizon's flexCELL(TM) architecture an outstanding answer to our
technology challenge."

As operators work to reduce costs, accommodate data services, expand
market penetration and increase Quality of Service, they must also support
multiple standards. There is a clear demand for integrated solutions that
specifically address the needs of the wireless industry. This partnership
brings together a new technology (SDR) in an established industry
(test & measurement) that combine to create improved efficiencies for all
parties in the wireless value chain. "Visit Radical Horizon at 3GSM World
Congress in Cannes, France at the Mitsubishi Electric ITE-TCL booth in Hall 2 -
Stand G64. The exhibit hall is open from the 18th - 21st of February 2003".

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