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Qualcomm and Huawei to Cooperate on Advanced UMTS Node B Receiver Technology
Updated:2008/3/3 11:12
Qualcomm Incorporated, a leading developer and innovator of Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) and other advanced wireless technologies, and Huawei Technologies, a leader in providing next generation telecommunications network solutions for operators around the world, today announced the signing of a technology transfer agreement for advanced Node B (base station) receiver design that can benefit all UMTS systems, Release 99 and onwards. For example, the agreement covers new technology that can boost the data throughput performance of High Speed Uplink Packet Access (HSUPA) networks by up to 60 percent. Technology transferred by Qualcomm under this agreement will enable Huawei to deploy highly advanced 3G networks in markets using any UMTS-based technologies.
The key feature of this technology is Uplink Interference Cancellation, a component of advanced receiver designs for Node B technology. Uplink Interference Cancellation uses baseband processing to eliminate interference that can arise from multiple uplink data streams in a cell as well as from neighboring cells. For 2msec transmission time intervals (TTIs), Uplink Interference Cancellation can increase total HSUPA cell throughput by up to 60 percent, with median user data rate improvements of approximately 65 percent. Simulations suggest that systems with this feature can also support up to a 46 percent increase in cell VoIP traffic over an HSUPA Release 7 system and a 200 percent increase over Release 99 systems. This creates a better experience for the growing number of people using mobile devices to upload and share data-intensive photographs and videos, as well as to access popular Voice-over-IP (VoIP) services. Qualcomm and Huawei have a close relationship,?said Jing Wang, executive vice president of Qualcomm. pleased to have this opportunity to jointly demonstrate UMTS strong upgrade path and bring improved capacity and new opportunities to global customers. Last year, Huawei won 44 commercial contracts to deploy UMTS/HSPA solutions. One of the success factors in gaining such a high level of trust from the world top operators is our ability to consistently deliver outstanding network performance through the joint development of world-class wireless technologies with industry leaders,said Yu Chengdong, president of Huawei Wireless Network BU. are working closely with Qualcomm to bring more cutting-edge capabilities and products to mobile communications operators and customers all around the world. Source:pr-usa ,Huawei to build 40G WDM transport network for China Unicom (2008-12-3) ,Huawei D100 Wireless Router: Allows for Broadband Sharing (2008-12-1) ,Huawei announces more than 20 million USB broadband dongles shipped! (2008-12-1) ,Huawei assists Mobily to deploy unified core network (2008-12-1) ,Huawei 08 Terminal Business to Surge 74% (2008-12-1) ,Huawei forecasts handset revenue to hit US$4 bln in 2008 (2008-11-28) ,Huawei of China takes stock after a frustrating year (2008-11-26) ,Swisscom selects new optical transport platform from Huawei (2008-11-26) ,Greece, China sign three bilateral agreements (2008-11-26) ,ZTE, Qualcomm to cooperate for Aircell's flight service (2008-11-26) ,GSMA, Huawei and Leading Operators to Ignite the Embedded Mobile Market (2008-11-24) ,Nortel's Situation Dire, Faced with Huawei, ZTE and Global Giants (2008-11-21) ,Qualcomm to Bring Skyhook WiFi Positioning to gpsOne Platform (2008-11-21) ,Qualcomm Held in Contempt of Injunction on 3G Cellular Products (2008-11-19) ,ZTE, Qualcomm and Aircell Collaborate on In-flight Mobile Broadband System (2008-11-19) ,Huawei Showcases End-to-End Green Ultra Broadband Solutions (2008-11-18) ,Qualcomm to use WiFi positioning in LBS chips (2008-11-18) ,Huawei sets sights on US telecoms (2008-11-17) ,Qualcomm Releases Software Development Kit for Brew Mobile Platform (2008-11-17) ,Huawei Honors Bookham With Excellent Core Partner Award (2008-11-14) |
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