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A bill introduced in the California Assembly to streamline collocations has been pulled from the docket. For reasons that were not readily apparent, Assembly Whip Chris Holden (D-Dist. 41) withdrew Assembly Bill 162, which mandates local governments in California approve modifications of existing wireless telecommunications facilities that do not substantially change their physical dimensions. The… Continue »
Corning has been selected as the optical cable supplier for the Miami-to-Atlanta segment of Allied Fiber’s network-neutral system build. The 754-mile route is expected to be completed by the end of 2013. Because legacy backhaul network infrastructures can no longer support the exponential growth in the industry, the network-neutral system will provide an abundant supply… Continue »
A mobile operator in the Southern Cone region of Latin America has placed orders for Ceragon products and services valued at more than $8 million. This network upgrade project, which has been ongoing since early 2012, is based on Ceragon’s short-haul and long-haul solutions and will enable a range of 3G and future 4G services… Continue »
DragonWave has announced changes to its operational framework with Nokia Siemens Networks. It will continue to be the preferred, strategic supplier to Nokia Siemens Networks of packet microwave and related products, and the companies will jointly coordinate technology development activities. The companies’ alliance will be strengthened by the renewed framework, which reinforces Nokia Siemens Networks’… Continue »
One of the key factors contributing to the global mobile backhaul equipment market growth is the worldwide boom in mobile data traffic, according to Research and Markets’ “Global Mobile Backhaul Equipment Market 2010-2014.” The mobile backhaul equipment market has also witnessed the demand for microwave-based equipment, mainly for backhaul solutions. However, rapid technological change has… Continue »
Infineon Technologies has introduced a transceiver family that simplifies system design and production logistics by replacing more than 10 discrete devices. Because of their low power consumption the single-chip high-integration transceivers help to reduce fixed expenses in high-data-rate millimeter-wave wireless backhaul communications systems. The transceivers address the market for wireless data links with data rates… Continue »
