US : RADCOM will unveil Omni-Q for HSUPA network monitoring and troubleshooting at the 3G Radio Networks 2006 in Amsterdam, Netherlands on September 11th. The new solution, based on 3GPP Release 6 Standard, provides 3G operators and their vendors with the ability to monitor and troubleshoot high-speed real data services provisioned over 3G HSUPA broadband data networks.

HSUPA is a data access protocol with extremely high upload speeds of up to 5.76 Mbit/s. It is designed to improve mobile interactive applications, like email and video conferencing, on mobile phone Universal Mobile Telecommunications System (UMTS) networks.

The RADCOM solution provides full visibility into the behavior of UMTS network traffic in the lab and over production networks. It enables vendors and operators to easily track the performance of all network elements, including handsets, as well as the quality of service experienced by subscribers. And it tests inter-system handovers from GPRS (2.5G) to UMTS (3G) networks. This is critically important as commercial HSUPA services are expected to be progressively introduced in parallel with existing GPRS networks.

"These and other exclusive capabilities are made possible by Omni-Q's award-winning R-70 pure hardware probe. Implementing the power of the R70 for HSDPA and HSUPA analyses gives service providers a high-performance solution to their high speed, 3G service monitoring needs," said Ohad Lendner, Senior Product Manager of RADCOM's Cellular Solutions. "Using Omni-Q, a single-platform, HSUPA network and service quality monitoring solution, can help UMTS operators grow the revenue stream created by provisioning reliable, high quality mobile data services."

"The requirement to monitor HSUPA is a clear indication of the growing maturity of the technology. RADCOM's solution is designed and timed to support the mobile industry as it readies itself for commercial deployments of cellular high speed data services later this year," said David Ripstein, Chief Operations Officer. "Once again, introducing the right solution at the right time underscores the company's leadership of the 3G monitoring market."

To schedule a private briefing at 3G Radio Networks 2006, contact Ohad Lendner, OhadL@RADCOM.com who will be at the Amsterdam conference and exposition to deliver a presentation entitled, "Maximizing 3G revenue by supporting the radio optimization" on Monday, September 11th, 2006.

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