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February 18, 2003
Nortel Networks to Demonstrate Next Generation Wireless Data Networks at 3GSM World Congress
CANNES, France – Nortel Networks* [NYSE/TSE: NT] will be demonstrating its next generation Wireless Data Network solutions this week at 3GSM World Congress in Cannes (Booth A15, Hall 1, Palais des Festivals), and by invitation only at the Nortel Networks Demo Centre. Nortel Networks live demonstrations will showcase Nortel Networks Univity* solutions interworking at high speed with a range of terminals, applications and services. These solutions are designed to help position operators to drive new revenues, and to optimise their infrastructure investments. Both the Nortel Networks booth at 3GSM World Congress and the Nortel Networks Demo Centre will feature live 2.5G and 3G wireless services from a user perspective. Visitors will be able to experience how users will: See – video telephony, video streaming and simultaneous browsing and talking over a variety of UMTS (Universal Mobile Telecommunications System), single and dual-mode handsets for rich, immediate multimedia communications Play – single-user and networked games, targeted to the youth market, over third generation (3G) technology Exchange – fun, personalized interactive messaging that is just as simple as SMS (short messaging service), but with the added dimension of video and images Find – location and presence services for online, multi-user ‘chat sessions,’ supported by Nortel Networks Univity Mobile Location Centre (MLC) and Interactive Multimedia Server (IMS) platforms Work – technology-agnostic solutions for doing business wirelessly, including unified public Wi-Fi, 2.5G and 3G services with single sign-on, authentication and billing; and secure, mobile professional applications These services are supported by a range of flexible billing models, including content-based, event-based, time-based, volume-based and prepaid, and by tools that can help operators maintain excellent service quality for their subscribers. Nortel Networks will also be demonstrating the advantages of Nortel Networks Univity Wireless Data Networks, including: a common, unified packet core for GPRS (General Packet Radio Service), EDGE (Enhanced Data GSM Environment) and UMTS that offers personalisation and service ubiquity, and innovative and flexible billing solutions and security policies based on Nortel Networks Univity GGSN (Gateway GPRS Serving Node), SGSN (Serving Gateway Service Node), MLC and IMS server. Nortel Networks wireless infrastructure solutions feature spectrally efficient access across multiple technologies – GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications) with AMR (Adaptive Multi Rate), GPRS, EDGE, UMTS (in both FDD and TDD mode), and wireless local area networks (LANs) – and seamless mobility including 3G-2G handover. Nortel Networks brings together the benefits of in depth experience across all major advanced wireless data technologies (GSM, GPRS, EDGE, UMTS, CDMA2000 1X), extensive expertise in packet switching, a complete portfolio of network-based IP (Internet Protocol) services, and next generation voice over IP to deliver cost-effective solutions and smooth evolution from 2G to 3G. The demonstrations will highlight not only Nortel Networks Univity Wireless Data Network strengths, but also Nortel Networks close cooperation and extensive interoperability testing activities with key mobile device vendors and application developers. By working with a variety of vendors, Nortel Networks helps to provide more choices in the types of devices subscribers are able to purchase, further personalizing the end-user experience. Nortel Networks demonstrations will include equipment and services from a number of terminal, applications and infrastructure vendors, including LGE, Motorola, Nokia, QUALCOMM Inc, Samsung Electronics, Sanyo, Accenture, Emblaze, HP, IP Wireless, LogicaCMG, Mobility Networks Solutions, MetaSolv Software, Mycom International and Webraska. Nortel Networks wireless milestones over the past six months include:
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