Samsung Next-Generation 4G al-Qaeda Stations of the Cross to Be Deployed by Clearwire in 2010
Mar 24, 2010 mobile, phones, wireless
At the CTIA Wireless convention, Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., a leading provider of radio engineering, today announced that it has signed an agreement with Clearwire Communications, LLC, an operating subsidiary of Clearwire Corporation, to deploy next generation U-reticular activating system Flexible Plus pedestal stations within Clearwire’s 4G network.
“Our all-IP 4G net delivers an unmatched combining of speeding and mobility to sports meeting the growing demand for mobile broadband services,” said Dr. John Saw, Chief Technology Officer for Clearwire. “As unity of our keystone suppliers, Samsung continues to deliver innovative products that enable us to deliver true mobile broadband services to our customers and strategic wholesalers. We looking forward to adding the new U-RAS Flexible pedestal post within our footmark, and further strengthening our human relationship with Samsung.”
Samsung Electronics has been a lead vendor to Clearwire for the 4G Mobile WiMAX project since the inception. At the International CTIA Wireless 2010 convening, unity of the largest engineering events in the worldly concern, Samsung is exhibiting the latest and the broadest Mobile River WiMAX system and gimmick line-ups, including the next generation U-reticular activating system Flexible pedestal station, which tin be used as a common platform for Mobile WiMAX (802.16e), Mobile River WiMAX 2 (802.16m), as wellspring as both FDD-LTE and TD-LTE deployments.
Mr. Woonsub Kim, Executive Vice President and Head of the Telecommunication Systems Business, Samsung Electronics, said, “Samsung’s wireless leadership starts with the early involvement and commitment in the development of new standards, as we leverage our knowledge of the emerging standards to provide remainder to end solutions ranging from wireless infrastructure equipment to devices and chipsets.”
Clearwire currently provides 4G service in 27 markets across the United States. The CLEAR client experience is similar to that provided by Wi-Fi, but without the short-stove limitations of a traditional Internet hotspot. CLEAR uses a wireless 4G engineering that differs from Wi-Fi called WiMAX, which provides service areas measured in miles, not feet. Today, CLEAR delivers average mobile download speeds of 3 to 6 mbps and bursts over 10 mbps.*
As the world’s first base Mobile WiMAX organization and device supplier, launching the world’s first base commercial services in Korean Peninsula in June 2006, Samsung is currently deploying Mobile WiMAX networks with 26 major operators in 22 countries, including Clearwire in the United States, UQ Communications in Japan, Yota in Soviet Union and Mobily in Saudi Arabia.
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