Telecommunications systems
Nokia has signed an agreement with China's largest cable television operator, NTC, to deliver its digital multimedia terminals to NTC's broadcasting services in investment areas. The partnership aims to bring advanced digital TV broadcasting and value-added services to the Chinese market. Interactive services such as electronic
Telecommunications systems
AT&T Wireless has announced a significant agreement with Lucent Technologies to deploy a high-speed data network and transition to third-generation (3G) wireless services, including Universal Mobile Telecommunications Services (UMTS). The new network will enable AT&T customers to access wireless data and enhanced mobile Internet services at
Telecommunications systems
Lucent Technologies, a leading provider of telecommunications systems and software, has announced an enhanced version of its CableConnect cable modem system. The new system will deliver service to twice as many users and support both existing proprietary and new standards-based cable modems. Casema, the second largest cable operator in the
Telecommunications equipment industry
Korea Telecom, the nation's leading service provider, has deployed a comprehensive Local Internet solution from Nortel Networks to meet the demands of its rapidly expanding Internet market. The solution, valued at approximately US$105 million, includes broadband Internet access and IP services, and is designed to enable Korea
Telecommunications equipment industry
ADC, a leading global supplier of fiber optics and network equipment, has announced significant enhancements to its award-winning next-generation CMTS products. These enhancements enable cable operators to support open access for subscriber flexibility, provide next-generation data and voice services, and increase revenue and profits. The Cuda 12000 IP Access Switch
Telecommunications systems
Lucent Technologies and KDDI have announced a contract for the supply of Lucent's high-capacity optical network transmission technology for KDDI's nationwide backbone network connecting Hokkaido to Okinawa. Established in October 2000, KDDI is one of Japan's largest telecommunications carriers. Lucent's optical networking
Telecommunications systems
Lucent Technologies has announced a three-year agreement with IP Communications, a fast-growing independent broadband service provider, to build a $200 million voice, data, and Internet services network. The network will enable IP Communications to bring voice services over a data network to businesses and residences from California to the Great
Telecommunications systems
Sprint North Supply, a leading provider of equipment and distribution services to the telecom industry, has announced that it is the first company to qualify for "Solutions Provider" status under Lucent Technologies' Wired for DSL interoperability program. This achievement is significant as it enables Sprint North Supply
Telecommunications systems
Lucent Technologies has announced a $100 million contract with CFW Communications, doing business as NTELOS, to expand the NTELOS Personal Communication Services (PCS) network throughout Virginia and West Virginia. Lucent will provide wireless equipment, Wireless Intelligent Networking software, services, and management systems to expand NTELOS' existing CDMA-based wireless network.
Telecommunications systems
Integral Access, Inc. announced that its PurePacket Platform has achieved GR-303 interoperability certification, marking a significant milestone for network operators planning next-generation networks. The PurePacket platform, which enables the combination of voice, video, data, and internet services on a single converged IP-based access network, has successfully integrated with Lucent Technologies&
Telecommunications systems
Infinilink Corporation, a developer and manufacturer of innovative broadband technology, has announced that its dsl-ON compatible i200 ADSL modem has been certified for interoperability with Lucent's Stinger DSL Access Concentrator family. This certification was achieved through Lucent's Wired for DSL partner program, which ensures interoperability between
Telecommunications systems
Lucent Technologies will conduct a live internet protocol (IP) Centrex trial with SBC Communications beginning in April 2001, at its new technology center in Lisle, Illinois. Over 2,500 product marketing, product development, and research employees will participate in the trial, utilizing IP phones and accessing Centrex services via Lucent&
