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Vasona says edge application controller creates a new category
Vasona Networks officially announced its first product to address mobile network bandwidth congestion, the SmartAir1000 edge application controller.
iPhone 5 to drive 4G adoption, Wi-Fi offloading
Increased data traffic on LTE networks, accompanied by a range of operator efforts to deal with it, will be likely side effects of Apple's decision to include LTE capability in the new iPhone 5.
T-Mobile's LTE network to use Tekelec's Diameter signaling router
As part of its $4 billion network modernization project, T-Mobile USA will deploy Tekelec's Diameter signaling router in the upcoming buildout of its LTE network.
Many factors could derail the slowdown in data volume growth
ABI Research has joined Cisco in reporting that the rate of growth in the global volume of mobile data traffic is slowing, but that doesn't mean the mobile industry can kick back and relax.
ABI: Mobile data traffic growth to plummet below 50% after 2015
Mobile data traffic is going to start leveling off, with 2015 being the last year that volume will grow by more than 50 percent annually, according to a new report from ABI Research.
Cisco: Mobile video will reach 1.6 billion users in 2016
Mobile video will be the fastest growing consumer mobile service globally from 2011 to 2016, expanding at a compound annual growth rate of 42.9 percent to reach 1.6 billion users, Cisco predicted in
Altobridge claims it can slash data backhaul congestion by 50%
Altobridge is planning third-quarter trials and fourth-quarter availability for its Data-at-the-Edge platform, being pitched as a solution to handle the growing impact of audio and video
Analyst: Mobile data growth could double infrastructure costs within 5 years
The continuing growth in mobile data could place operators under extreme financial pressure unless they implement ways to provide bandwidth in a more cost-efficient way, according to a new study from
Everything Everywhere's Q1 hurt by MTR cuts despite booming data usage
Underlying service revenues at Everything Everywhere (EE) grew 2.9 per cent during its first quarter, but enforced cuts to Mobile Termination Rates (MTR) dragged actual revenues down 2.5 per cent to
Chatty smartphones stressing networks
While activities such as video streaming get lots of blame--and rightfully so, for causing skyrocketing mobile network traffic--another somewhat overlooked activity is causing considerable network
