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NEC, compañía líder en comunicaciones IP, ha anunciado la disponibilidad de los nuevos modelos de servidores de comunicaciones inteligentes de la familia SL.
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La compañía japonesa de telecomunicaciones NEC y la tecnológica española Telvent, han firmado un acuerdo para el desarrollo y comercialización de soluciones Cloud en el área de Utility Computing, especialmente en el ámbito de infraestructuras de TI.
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NEC ha anunciado hoy el lanzamiento de “Cloud in Your Pocket” (“La nube en tu bolsillo”), el primer servicio cloud computing móvil que proporciona a los usuarios conectados y no conectados un acceso ubicuo, seguro y fiable a sus recursos en la nube, con independencia de si están on-line u off-line o si tienen acceso a una conexión de banda ancha de alta velocidad.
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Tokyo & London February 10, 2010 - NEC Corporation (NEC) announced today that it will showcase the world’s smallest, all-in-one compact LTE (Long Term Evolution) base station at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2010 next week. It will enable mobile operators to tailor the provision of their LTE services according to capacity demand, from small-scale to wide-scale commercial deployments.
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London 10 February 2010 - NEC Corporation (NEC) announced today the addition of a new femtocell access point from Ubiquisys, to its end-to-end femtocell solution. The NEC FP810 femtocell access point will be available to mobile operators in April 2010.

“One of the main concerns of mobile operators has been to understand the business case for femtocells. The launch of the NEC FP810 proves how we are meeting that challenge by providing mobile operators with a low-price, high-performance and low-energy-consumption device,” said Richard Hanscott, vice president, NEC Europe.

The NEC FP810 is a discreet size – eight centimetres – and delivers high capacity and performance: it is capable of up to eight simultaneous calls and supports HSPA (High Speed Packet Access). It consumes less than 5W of power which is below the EC code of conduct power consumption targets and up to three times lower than most commercially available femtocells.

“We have a proven track record with NEC in providing cutting-edge femtocell solutions to mobile operators and understand the challenges they face. Our collaboration with NEC meets these challenges by providing a low-cost femtocell solution with high performance and low-energy consumption,” said Chris Gilbert, chief executive officer, Ubiquisys.

The NEC FP810 is powered by the Femto-Engine software from Ubiquisys which has patented Self Organising Networks (SON) capabilities that provide continuous spectrum monitoring, self-adapting radio resource management and integral optimised timing synchronization.

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