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Telecom, Telecom Italia, Telefónica, Telenor, Telstra, T-Mobile, Vodafone, Zain and other operators in<br />
China, Europe, Japan and North America. A list of LTE “firsts” includes:<br />
� December 2009: Huawei helped TeliaSonera launch the world’s first and fastest commercial LTE<br />
network in Oslo, Norway with Huawei’s E2E LTE solution. (Rel-8)<br />
� December 2009: Huawei won the world’s first dual-mode GSM/LTE commercial contract from<br />
Net4Mobility (joint venture by Tele2 and Telenor) to deploy in Sweden.<br />
� February 2010: Huawei unveiled the latest innovation in mobile broadband terminal devices -<br />
E398 modem, world’s first triple-mode LTE modem compatible with all three major network<br />
standards: GSM, UMTS, and LTE. (currently supporting up to Rel-8)<br />
� March 2010: Huawei achieved the world's fastest LTE-Advanced downlink speeds of up to 1.2<br />
Gb/s at CTIA Wireless 2010 in Las Vegas, with our prototype product that includes some<br />
projected Rel-10 features.<br />
� May 2010: Huawei won two top awards - "Significant Progress for a Commercial Launch of LTE<br />
by a Vendor" and "Best Contribution to Research & Development for LTE” at the LTE World<br />
Summit 2010 in Amsterdam.<br />
� May 2010: Huawei helped China Mobile launch the world’s first trial TD-LTE network for 2010<br />
Shanghai World Expo with Huawei’s E2E solution. (Rel-8)<br />
� July 2010: Huawei was selected by Vodafone as technology partner to upgrade the base stations<br />
in Germany and build world’s first 800 MHz LTE commercial network. (Rel-8)<br />
� September 2010: Huawei won the world’s first 1800 MHz LTE/EPC commercial contract from<br />
Mobyland to deploy in Poland. (Rel-8)<br />
Huawei’s SingleRAN solution enables operators to achieve full convergence of multi-mode wireless<br />
networks, including base stations, base station controllers, cell sites, and operations and maintenance<br />
management. SingleRAN provides a simple and unified radio access network fully capable of supporting<br />
any combination of GSM, WCDMA, or LTE/LTE-Advanced and is software configurable. The SingleRAN<br />
solution won the InfoVision Award in the category of "Broadband Access Network Technologies and<br />
Services" at Broadband World Forum 2010 in Paris. Huawei’s Fourth Generation base station is a key<br />
component of the SingleRAN solution. As of October 2010, Huawei had shipped over 4.5 million<br />
transceivers of this latest generation BTS, spanning over multiple releases of 3GPP with Rel-8 being the<br />
latest.<br />
As of October 2010, based on ETSI announcements, Huawei was awarded over 270 essential patents in<br />
LTE, which ranked Huawei as the global No. 4 in the entire industry and as the No. 1 within infrastructure<br />
vendors. In addition, Huawei has generated over 5800+ LTE/SAE standards contributions.<br />
Motorola’s UMTS-HSPA (Rel-6 and Rel-7) solutions address the very specific needs of mobile operators<br />
worldwide enabling them to make the most of today’s challenging market environment. Support for full 15<br />
code HSDPA, HSUPA, HSPA+, IP backhaul options and a host of global operating frequencies are just a<br />
few of the many features that Motorola’s solutions deliver. In addition to improving the end-user<br />
experience, these features also target mobile operators’ network CAPEX and OPEX, providing<br />
opportunities to minimize Total Cost of Ownership.<br />
www.4gamericas.org February 2011 Page 103
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