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Article no.: | 14 |
| Topic: | Green wireless - eliminating the digital divide | |
| Author: | Sethumadhavan Srinivasan | |
| Title: | Deputy Director | |
| Organisation: | Huawei Asia Pacific Network Strategy & Marketing | |
| PDF size: | 340 KB | |
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| Sethumadhavan Srinivasan is the Deputy Director of Huawei, Asia Pacific Network Strategy & Marketing. He has more than 18 years’ experience in technical and managerial positions, in R&D, network engineering, marketing, project management and business development. Mr Srinivasan currently leads the 3G and WiMAX business planning and is the Strategy & Solutions Architect in IP technologies, Packet Transport, NGN, Carrier Ethernet, and converged ‘All IP’ network architecture for the Indian market. Sethumadhavan Srinivasan graduated with an Honours degree in Electronics and Communications Engineering. |
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| Given its cost and efficiency, WiMAX and other forms of 4G wireless broadband are ideal for broadband rollout in rural regions. In India, WiMAX’s lower cost spectrum, bandwidth (20 MHz per operator) and global equipment ecosystem will likely play a leading role in the delivery of key applications such as tele-medicine, distant education and e-governance. High efficiency power amplifier technology, distributed base stations, intelligent power control, multi-carrier technology, intelligent site solutions and alternative energy are both ‘green’ and cost-effective. | ||
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Article no.: | 6 |
| Author: | Drew Morin | |
| Title: | Senior Vice President & CTO | |
| Organisation: | TeleCommunication Systems, Inc. (TCS) | |
| Topic: | 3G, 4G or both - is more necessarily better? | |
| PDF size: | 240 KB | |
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| Wireless communications began as a voice-only service. Today the emphasis is upon high-speed broadband wireless for a variety of data-based services ranging from email to mobile TV. The 3G services although a big improvement over 2G are still rather expensive and a bit too slow to give consumers the sort of advanced ‘anywhere’ services consumers really want. 4G networks are not only faster, but being IP-based, provide significant cost savings and the ability to provide true fixed/mobile and voice/data convergence. | ||
| Article abstract | ||
| Wireless communications began as a voice-only service. Today the emphasis is upon high-speed broadband wireless for a variety of data-based services ranging from email to mobile TV. The 3G services although a big improvement over 2G are still rather expensive and a bit too slow to give consumers the sort of advanced ‘anywhere’ services consumers really want. 4G networks are not only faster, but being IP-based, provide significant cost savings and the ability to provide true fixed/mobile and voice/data convergence. | ||
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