700 MHz Capability Across Multi-Technology Mobile Networks Portfolio
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3rd January , 2008

US : Tecore Networks announced that its portfolio of core and radio access network products is capable of operation in the 700 MHz frequency band. The software-defined core platform bridges networks from legacy TDM through next-generation IMS, thus implementing an unprecedented any-to-any connectivity model to support GSM, CDMA, GPRS/EDGE, 1xRTT, EV-DO, Wi-Fi® and WiMAX™ technologies from a common baseline.

The end result is a 700 MHz solution that interoperates with the commercially available systems in the market today. Interoperability is critical as numerous access technologies are being positioned for the upcoming U.S. auctions of 700 MHz spectrum licenses. Block C of the spectrum requires the operator to allow any device to connect to the network, and Block D will be used for a public safety network, thus heightening the need for interoperability. The FCC will commence the 700 MHz spectrum auction on January 24, 2008.

“The broad availability of spectrum, together with the particular conditions on access, emphasize the need for flexible, scalable and reliable technologies,” said Doss McComas, Vice President of Business Development, Tecore Networks. “Tecore’s products are based on standards adopted by almost three billion mobile subscribers worldwide, and support interoperability between all of the major protocols. We look forward to discussions with 700 MHz bidders to determine how these products can be adapted to their specific network plans.”
 
More About Tecore’s Multi-Technology Portfolio
Tecore’s core platform builds on the company’s highly successful multi-technology mobile switching center by incorporating IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) and thus creating unparalleled support for existing and emerging communications technologies. Operators can deliver communications and media to subscribers across the technology spectrum.

The key attributes of the platform are:
  • Patented processing of multiple protocols including GSM, GPRS/EDGE, CDMA, 1xRTT, EV-DO and SIP on a single platform
  • Integration of multiple network elements and value-added features in a single chassis
  • IP-based, software-driven architecture built on a carrier-grade Linux platform, eliminating limitations of proprietary hardware
  • Built to be profitable for as few as 100 subscribers, and scalable to a million subscribers
Tecore’s technology vision, proven in significant deployments around the globe, shares many principles and components with the IMS standard it precedes. Thus, compliance with IMS is evolutionary and not revolutionary, requiring incremental development on an existing foundation, and adapting existing components while maintaining legacy functionality to ensure support for the large installed base of subscribers on 2G-3G protocols.
 

About Tecore

Founded in 1991, Tecore is a leading developer and manufacturer of mobile switching and base station products used in commercial and private wireless networks worldwide.  Its innovative SoftMSC® switching system features a patented multi-protocol architecture that supports GSM / GPRS / EDGE, CDMA / 1xRTT / 1xEV-DO, WiFi, and WiMAX technologies, enabling converged voice, data, and multimedia services from a common platform. The AdaptaCell®, AirSite®, FarSite™, iBSS™, and RapidCell™ GSM and CoreCell™ CDMA base stations provide wireless operators and integrators with a full suite of radio access solutions. Tecore provides complete turnkey wireless networks and a comprehensive suite of professional services. Tecore is an ISO 9001:2000 certified company. 



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