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Airspan Partners With LightSquared for SmartGrid Solutions
8/9/10 at 9:36 AM by Bernie Arnason
Here’s somewhat of a vote of confidence for the new wholesale 4G network proposed by LightSquared. Airspan, a supplier of wireless broadband equipment, has partnered with them for a broadband wireless SmartGrid solution, offering wireless backhaul ...
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CenturyLink Looks to Ethernet for Mobile Backhaul
9/28/09 at 10:44 AM by Bernie Arnason
The transition from T-carrier and microwave links for wireless tower backhaul to fiber fed Ethernet is well underway. CenturyLink is now joining the Ethernet wireless backhaul trend, using Calix gear. We only have to look at AT&T’s experience with the iPhone ...
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Qwest Looks to Cash In on Ethernet Wireless Backhaul
9/15/09 at 9:27 AM by Telecompetitor
Company targets wireless service providers with fiber-based Ethernet to cell sites
DENVER, Sept. 15, 2009 – Qwest Communications (NYSE: Q) (www.qwest.com/wholesale) today announced the launch of its new fiber-based, Ethernet backhaul service designed for wireless service providers (WSPs). By leveraging Qwest’s fiber-to-the-node (FTTN) deployment, Qwest Mobile Ethernet Backhaul extends fiber to cellular sites in order to accommodate the increasing demands of ...
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90,000 Gbps Capacity Needed for Wireless Backhaul in a 4G World
6/25/09 at 10:47 AM by Telecompetitor
Fostered by the development of mobile broadband transmission technology such as EV-DO 2000, HSPA/HSPA+, WiMAX and LTE, the growing supply and demand for mobile data will lead telecommunications providers to triple their backhaul capacity between 2009 and 2013, according to a new In-Stat research report.
The telecom industry will need a ...
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Wireless Backhaul is an Evolving Opportunity
5/22/08 at 11:00 PM by Telecompetitor Part of wireless service’s dirty little secret is that only a small portion of a wireless call is actually carried “wirelessly.” The reality is, once that wireless call hits the wireless tower, the majority of the call is transported over good old, dependable wirelines. Pivot Media, parent company of Telecompetitor, hosted a webinar focused on wireless backhaul opportunities yesterday. The webinar is part of the Rural IP Transformation webinar ...
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Part of wireless service’s dirty little secret is that only a small portion of a wireless call is actually carried “wirelessly.” The reality is, once that wireless call hits the wireless tower, the majority of the call is transported over good old, dependable wirelines. 
