One voice for LTE services
Global telecom companies including Ericsson announce a standards based solution for voice and SMS services over LTE. The target for the initiative, called One Voice, is to support early voice and SMS over LTE deployments in 2011.
Ericsson is a sponsor at this year’s Web 2.0 Expo in New York – a tradeshow about the next-generation web – and will showcase Ericsson Labs at the event.
This is your opportunity to gain exposure with the telecom world and win upwards of EUR 20,000. We are looking for apps with the theme – Everyday life: sustainable, social and fun. The deadline for entries is January 31, 2010. Winners will be announced at an awards ceremony in June 2010.
The ETSI Annual Business Innovation Summit will take place in Brussels on November 2-3, and Ericsson is one of the lead sponsors.
With increasing demand for high-capacity mobile data services and a simultaneous decline in revenue per bit, network operators face the challenge of providing high traffic capacity while reducing overall network costs.
Top Ericsson executive is one of the recipients of this year’s TechAmerica Innovator Awards for his contribution in the fields of 2G and 3G (HSPA) technologies.
Ericsson has successfully transferred to lead-free solder for its high volume telecom network infrastructure products. By implementing measures for lead-free soldering in all stages of the product development process, from design and component selection to the production process, reliable products are ensured.
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Develops solutions, technologies and enablers for tomorrow's services.
Includes multimedia technologies required for emerging multimedia services targeting enriched person-to-person communication and advanced multimedia content services.
Includes aspects such as IP mobility, quality of service, security research, network management, sensor networks and future internet.
3G Long Term Evolution, LTE is the next step in terms of user-service experience, improving latency, capacity and throughput. It will allow data rates above 100 Mbps.
Includes wireless communication with focus on radio access technologies, algorithms for advanced receivers, advanced antenna systems and propagation.
Includes development and evaluation of radio network algorithms, radio protocols and radio access network architecture.
Security solutions for emerging and future networks, services and applications, terminal and network platforms.
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