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BEIJING, China Nov. 10, 2008 -- Nortel has been selected by China Telecommunications Corporation
as a key vendor in the evolution of its CDMA network in seven
provinces. CTC is one of China's largest state-owned mobile network
operator.
Powered by Nortel's CDMA solution, CTC's expanded network will provide superior voice service and
mobile multimedia applications - including web browsing, e-mail,
instant messaging, picture messaging, gaming and advanced data services
- to a rapidly expanding customer base with enhanced user experience.
Nortel's innovative CDMA
Enhanced 1X technology will also help CTC protect its existing network
investment by delivering operational cost savings through the re-use of
existing software and hardware even as the network is upgraded. In
addition, Nortel provides a seamless and cost-effective evolution path
enabling CTC to easily evolve its network and achieve a competitive
edge.
The CDMA network upgrade will
ensure CTC provides the highest level of service with exceptional call
quality and clarity with high-bandwidth wireless capabilities to
support such applications as video streaming, music downloads, and
multimedia that allow customers to communicate and collaborate more
effectively.
"CDMA is at the heart of
networks deployed by some of the world's largest operators, providing
voice, data, and video to millions of consumers," said Richard Lowe,
president Carrier Networks, Nortel. "We're delighted to be working with
CTC as it rolls out its next-generation network and look forward to a
long, successful relationship. In China, Nortel has over 35 years of
experience helping operators deliver exceptional service quality and
has made China a strategic focus with significant manufacturing,
R&D and service capabilities."
In an IDC study sponsored by
Nortel earlier in 2008,(1) researchers found that of 17 major countries
around the world, China scored highest for the level of
Hyperconnectivity of its knowledge workers. The score was based on the
combination of multiple devices and applications used every day to
access the information they need for work and leisure. Nortel is fully
committed to providing CTC with real competitive differentiation for
China's increasingly hyperconnected consumers.
As part of the expansions and
modernization of the networks, Nortel will supply Enhanced Base Station
Controllers and Base Stations designed and built with unique
innovations in Power Amplifiers and Transceivers that deliver
significant reductions in power consumption, creating a more
cost-effective and environmentally-friendly network, while giving
subscribers high-quality voice and multimedia services.
(1) IDC White Paper sponsored by Nortel, The Hyperconnected: Here They Come! - May, 2008
Information Source: Nortel
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