Thursday, August 31, 2006
KPN Selects Alcatel/Lucent for All IP Network
KPN, the incumbent operator in the Netherlands, selected Lucent Technologies to manage the deployment and integration of KPN's All IP Next Generation Network (NGN), based on IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) service architecture.
Ericsson to provide cutting-edge network for O2 in Ireland
Leading operator O2 has selected Ericsson (NASDAQ: ERIC) as a sole supplier for its Irish HSDPA-enabled 3G network. Ericsson will also expand and modernize O2's existing network with Ericsson IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) and the Ericsson Mobile Softswitch solution.
Tuesday, August 29, 2006
TeliaSonera to be first with UMA fixed/mobile convergence
Danish telco, TeliaSonera, will launch in November the first commercial service based on the global UMA standard enabling a cellular handset to be used to make VoIP calls over a home's WiFi and broadband connection, and mobile calls outside.
According to an AFP report, TeliaSonera announced on Monday 28 August that it would launch in November a converged fixed mobile service under the name "Home Free" enabling callers to use a mobile phone at home as an IP phone.
According to an AFP report, TeliaSonera announced on Monday 28 August that it would launch in November a converged fixed mobile service under the name "Home Free" enabling callers to use a mobile phone at home as an IP phone.
Tuesday, July 11, 2006
Ericsson to be technical and services partner for NTL in the U.K. - MarketWatch
Swedish telecommunications equipment maker Telefon AB LM Ericsson (ERICY) Monday said NTL Inc (NTLI) has selected Ericsson as a technology and services partner to help with developments to its telephone network using VoIP technology.
Ericsson said a 5-year agreement has been signed by the two companies. The initial phase of the agreement is to help build a Residential Voice-over-Broadband service utilizing the Ericsson Internet Protocol Multimedia Subsystem platform which has been installed and is undergoing testing ahead of launch.
Ericsson said a 5-year agreement has been signed by the two companies. The initial phase of the agreement is to help build a Residential Voice-over-Broadband service utilizing the Ericsson Internet Protocol Multimedia Subsystem platform which has been installed and is undergoing testing ahead of launch.
Thursday, July 06, 2006
Newport Sinks & Shrinks
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Session border controller (SBC) vendor Newport Networks Ltd. (London: NNG - message board) saw its market value cut in half Wednesday as it delivered a trading update with a familiar message: paltry revenues with the promise that there's a big deal just around the corner.
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Session border controller (SBC) vendor Newport Networks Ltd. (London: NNG - message board) saw its market value cut in half Wednesday as it delivered a trading update with a familiar message: paltry revenues with the promise that there's a big deal just around the corner.
news - NEC to Participate in GMI 2006 - World's First IMS Multi-Vendor Network Interoperability Trial
NEC Corporation today announced its participation in Global MSF (MultiService Forum) Interoperability (GMI) 2006. GMI 2006 brings together dozens of carriers and vendors to test the interoperability of IMS (IP Multimedia System)-based infrastructure components for the first time in a real world setting (first global test of IMS service framework).
Wednesday, May 10, 2006
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Wednesday, April 26, 2006
AT&T/BellSouth/Cingular Mega-Merger Is All About IMS
he importance of the IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) architecture has never been more abundantly clear than when AT&T recently disclosed its mega-merger plans to combine forces with BellSouth and Cingular Wireless. Many analysts, in fact, think the prime motivator for the $67 billion deal was the promise of convergence (i.e., wireless bundling, integrated offerings, etc.) as opposed to the billions of dollars in potential savings that could be squeezed out in operating efficiencies.
Wednesday, April 05, 2006
Friday, March 31, 2006
Thomson Announces Cirpack IMS Architecture
homson (Euronext 18453; NYSE; TMS) announced the development of the final blocks necessary to turn its existing Cirpack SoftSwitch solutions to a full IP Multimedia Subsystem architecture. The new developments are the Home Subscriber Server (HSS), the central database of an IMS network, and the Call Session Control Function (I-CSCF and S-CSCF), the core components of an IMS architecture, responsible for routing requests from users to actually deliver any multimedia services even when roaming.
Monday, March 20, 2006
Tuesday, March 14, 2006
Thursday, March 09, 2006
Ofcom Website | Ofcom targets competitive Next Generation Networks
Ofcom today announced the next stage of its work to encourage competitive Next Generation Networks (NGNs).
NGNs use digital technology to connect telephone calls and other network traffic more efficiently than traditional telecoms networks. Internet Protocol (IP) based services can be developed more quickly and at lower cost to communications providers.
Over time NGNs will offer consumers a wider choice of innovative new products and more value for money. However to ensure these benefits are delivered, providers need to agree the technical and commercial arrangements for connecting to each other’s networks.
NGN development is a significant technological change which requires substantial investment and detailed planning. After a public consultation published in June 2005, Ofcom has today set out its approach to facilitating effective cross-industry coordination and to providing greater clarity to operators and investors about the regulatory framework for NGN development.
NGNs use digital technology to connect telephone calls and other network traffic more efficiently than traditional telecoms networks. Internet Protocol (IP) based services can be developed more quickly and at lower cost to communications providers.
Over time NGNs will offer consumers a wider choice of innovative new products and more value for money. However to ensure these benefits are delivered, providers need to agree the technical and commercial arrangements for connecting to each other’s networks.
NGN development is a significant technological change which requires substantial investment and detailed planning. After a public consultation published in June 2005, Ofcom has today set out its approach to facilitating effective cross-industry coordination and to providing greater clarity to operators and investors about the regulatory framework for NGN development.
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