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Accedian's SkyLight aims to optimize mobile backhaul

Accedian Networks announced SkyLight, which it claims delivers performance assurance on multivendor heterogeneous mobile backhaul networks by leveraging software-defined networking (SDN) and self-organizing/optimizing network (SON) technologies.

GSMA: Every new car will be a 'connected car' in 2025

More than 50 percent of new cars sold during 2015 will offer wireless connectivity either by embedded, tethered or smartphone integration, and that percentage will grow to include all or nearly all new cars sold in 2025, according to a report issued by the GSMA and conducted by research firm SBD.

GM offering LTE in most 2015 vehicles; EU mandates eCall

As U.S. automaker General Motors gears up to make passenger vehicles a chief tech platform, the European Union is simultaneously moving to require all new cars sold there to be fitted with a wireless emergency calling device.

AT&T, Verizon and others refine their wireless backhaul strategies

The top four ILECs-- AT&T, Verizon Communications, CenturyLink and Windstream--are taking different approaches to the wireless backhaul opportunity despite  being the natural purveyors of fiber to the tower (FTTT) services for wireless operators offering 3G and LTE services.

Broadcom unleashes entry-level Android processor with HSPA+, 802.11ac and NFC

Broadcom unveiled its newest platform for entry-level smartphones and also announced a milestone-reaching series of multicore processors suited for LTE and LTE-Advanced networks.

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