Huawei, China Telecom plans to provide unified transport solution

Huawei Technologies will provide operators with a unified transport solution worldwide featuring ultra-high speed without congestion, high reliability, and full intelligence.

This unified transport offering is a 1588v2-capable solution that integrates WDM/OTN, MSTP/Hybrid MSTP, and microwave systems, and achieves instant service provisioning over massive bandwidth.

In order to provide this facility Huawei and China Telecom on a joint venture have completed lab testing of its end-to-end (E2E) 1588v2 clock solution, using Huawei’s OTN (Optical Transport Network) and MSTP (Multi-service Transmission Platform) transport products.

Being organized by China Telecom Beijing Research Institute, the test demonstrated the high performance and reliability of Huawei’s 1588v2 clock solution, which exceeds the current performance standard required for commercial use.

It also provides an important reference for China Telecom to deploy 1588v2 over the live network. The 1588v2 clock solution provides accurate clock signals of the same frequency and phase for base stations and it meets the strict clock requirements of 3G and LTE, while keeping mobile phone signals unaffected during switching between base stations.

In this joint test between Huawei and China Telecom, the synchronization accuracy was less than 300 ns, far better than 1, which is the benchmark for commercial use. The number of nodes that the clock signals traverse reached more than 30, but no compensation is needed throughout the entire network during the test. At the same time, the test showed that the 1588v2 performance was highly reliable and unaffected even in the case of a fiber break or power outage, ensuring smooth operation of wireless services.

TATA launches Mobile Broadband on prepaid (India)

www.WirelessFederation.com/news: Mobile users can now avail the facility of mobile broadband service Tata Photon Plus on the Prepaid platform, after the success of Tata Photon in the postpaid segment of the Tata Teleservices Limited (TTML).

The latest broadband service is 20 times faster than the existing mobile wireless technology. Besides, it is also offered on the congestionfree Tata Indicom network as reported by Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI). Thus, by paying Re. 1/MB, the users can surf net at a very high speed and can also use 10GB free data usage through attractive recharge.

According to Sr. Vice-President Strategy and Special Projects, Tata Teleservices (Maharashtra) Limited, Raja Srinivas, the company has received tremendous response from the postpaid segment and its launch on the prepaid platform will further penetrate it, catering to the needs of the wider segments.

Bharti takes a $2 bn call

MUMBAI: Bharti Tele-Ventures Ltd, the country’s largest cellular service provider, plans to invest up to $2 billion in its mobile and non-mobile businesses in the country during the current financial year.

In a bid to expand coverage in the rural areas and provide seamless and congestion-free service in the urban areas, it will add 20,000 cell sites during the year, thereby doubling the number of its cell sites.

Sanjay Kapoor, joint president-mobility, Bharti Airtel, told DNA Money, “For the year 2007, the capex for Bharti Airtel will be in the range of $1.8-2 billion across
India, out of which 70% will be on the Airtel mobile business and the remaining on the Airtel non-mobile business.”

Analysts feel that at 10% mobile teledensity, the telecom industry is bound to witness strong subscriber addition for the next few years.

Given its wide geographical coverage and aggressive marketing, Bharti Airtel could be well-placed to tap this growth.

For the first quarter, the Rs 11,290-crore company reported a 13% quarter-on-quarter growth to Rs 3,856 crore, largely driven by the mobility segment that witnessed a growth of 17.7% on account of strong subscriber addition, lower than anticipated fall in average revenue per user and a significant 2% increase in minutes of usage.

Airtel recently launched the InnoWest scheme for its subscribers in Mumbai,
Gujarat, Rajasthan, MP, Chattisgarh and
Maharashtra and
Goa under which a subscriber visiting these circles would be charged tariffs as applicable in his home circle and no separate roaming rates would be charged.

Source- http://www.dnaindia.com

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