Posts Tagged ‘wireless backhaul’

Broadcom Targets Mobile Backhaul

Saturday, May 7th, 2011
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Very few trends in the communications are so obvious and persistent as a shift of value towards applications by end users. But the shift by infrastructure and software suppliers towards mobility is another such example.

The reasons are quite simple: a majority of global service provider capital investment now is deployed to support mobile networks and services, and it is likely that trend will continue to extend over time.

That’s one reason chip-level suppliers such as Broadcom, no less than other suppliers, are increasing their exposure in the wireless arena.

Broadcom now is targeting telecom infrastructure applications such as mobile backhaul. Last quarter, the company acquired Provigent, a supplier of microwave mobile-backhaul components, and announced an Ethernet switch for service-provider applications.

http://www.linleygroup.com/newsletters/newsletter_detail.php?num=4696


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BLiNQ Networks Makes Case for Wireless Backhaul

Sunday, February 20th, 2011
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Intelligent Wireless Backhaul Solutions

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Europe Packet-Based Mobile Backhaul 17% of Total in 2011

Thursday, December 9th, 2010
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According to Heavy Reading research, eight percent of all cell sites in Europe will have packet backhaul in live service at the end of this year, which is up from less than two percent at the end of 2008.

Heavy Reading forecasts that by the end of next year, 17 percent of all European cell sites will have packet backhaul in live service.

In Europe, most of the packet backhaul deployments to date have been fiber-based, according to Donegan. But 2011 is expected to be a big year for packet microwave, and it will be deployed in substantial volume in “live commercial service,” says Donegan.


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