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| Siemens Expands GSM Mobile Networks |
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14th May 2003 |
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The project with the China Mobile subsidiary Anhui Mobile is the seventh phase of the network expansion in the Anhui province. Within the scope of the project, Siemens is supplying and installing new GSM 900 network components such as transmit and receive stations (base stations) of the type BS240XL, which will increase the network capacity and prepare it for the installation of third generation (3G) mobile infrastructure. Following this expansion, over 3.4 million subscribers in 17 regions overall in the Anhui province will be able to make calls via GSM. Siemens is the sole provider of GSM 900 technology for Anhui Mobile. In Shanghai, Siemens is upgrading Shanghai Mobile's GSM network primarily with software updates for the base stations of the type BR 6.0. These will increase the capacity and availability of the network and allow Shanghai Mobile to offer its customers new mobile data services. Siemens has been one of the main providers of mobile network technology for China Mobile since 1995. With around 123 million customers, China Mobile is the largest GSM mobile operator in the world. The joint venture Siemens Shanghai Mobile Communications Ltd. (SSMC) is producing Siemens mobile systems for China. Since its foundation in 1993, the company has been developing, producing, and marketing GSM base stations and switching technology as well as mobile telephones. Siemens holds a 60 percent share in SSMC, Shanghai Video and Audio Corporation 26 percent; Shanghai Mobile Communications Ltd. 10 percent, First Research Institute of the Ministry of Post and Telecommunication 4 percent. SSMC has established over 34 GSM networks across China for China Mobile and China Unicom in 26 provinces and municipalities. More than 820 million users are making GSM the world's most successful mobile telephony standard. With currently more than 180 international customers in over 90 countries, Siemens mobile is the number three system supplier for GSM mobile networks and is the market leader as a supplier for prepaid technology. The Group also holds a top ranking in the area of GPRS and UMTS. Thanks to this positive development, Siemens mobile has done very well in a very difficult market environment. The Siemens Information and Communication Mobile Group (Siemens mobile) offers the complete range of mobile solutions including mobile devices, infrastructure and applications. Devices include mobile phones, wireless modules, mobile organizers and cordless phones as well as products for wireless home networks. The infrastructure portfolio includes GSM, GPRS and 3G mobile network technologies from base stations and switching systems to intelligent networks, e.g. for prepaid services. Mobile Applications cover end-to-end solutions for Messaging, Location Based Services or Mobile Payment. For fiscal 2002 (September 30), Siemens mobile recorded sales of EUR 11 billion and employed approximately 28.600 people worldwide. |
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draws an international audience from large-scale enterprises, national
and international carriers and communications technologies providers.
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Inc., a leading provider of adaptive software for developing and deploying
mobile, web and portal applications, today announced that the Covigo Platform
will now be named as two separate products -- Covigo Mobility Suite for
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Lucent
set up a CDMA2000 2.1 GHz interoperability test system at the Chinese
Ministry of Information Industries' MTNet facility to conduct the tests,
which build on earlier successes Lucent has achieved in the commercialization
of CDMA2000 for 2.1 GHz. |
The
project with the China Mobile subsidiary Anhui Mobile is the seventh phase
of the network expansion in the Anhui province. Within the scope of the
project, Siemens is supplying and installing new GSM 900 network components
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to ensure efficient and profitable delivery of 3G-like services over GPRS
networks and overcoming service quality and cell utilisation challenges. |
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for voice, data, content and other services as well as prepaid and postpaid
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RTX
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supplier of cellular chip-sets. |
Sony
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solutions to the mass market with Wizcom, developers of interactive mobile
data solutions for the business and consumer markets. |
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