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4G: LTE LTE-Advanced for Mobile Broadband by Erik Dahlman, Stefan Parkvall, Johan Skold

4G: LTE LTE-Advanced for Mobile Broadband Erik Dahlman, Stefan Parkvall, Johan Skold ebook
Publisher: Academic Press
Page: 447
ISBN: 012385489X, 9780123854896
Format: pdf

'We continue to witness exponential growth in mobile broadband traffic and ever-increasing consumer demand for higher-quality data services,' said Marcus Grausam, CTO, A1 Telekom Austria. Irvine, CA -- Broadcom Corporation, a global innovation leader in semiconductor solutions for wired and wireless communications, today introduced the industry's smallest 4G LTE-Advanced modem. Their commitment “to working as equal partners in order to fulfill the tremendous potential of the APT700 MHz Band Plan and to accelerate transition from analog to digital broadcast TV services in 700 MHz band (where applicable) which will free up this spectrum for its highest value use, which is mobile broadband”. At last count, EE had managed to sign up just over half a million 4G customers since it launched the network at the end of last year. I'll detail the 10 things Unlike the original Long Term Evolution networks, which brought a 10x boost in mobile broadband speeds (actually, more if we're getting technical), LTE-Advanced won't be so much about speed (although it can deliver the goods if optimized), it's about saving money. As of Q2 2013, South Korea is the most advanced LTE market worldwide with 40% of the country's connections base already migrated to 4G LTE. Once commercialized, 5G mobile communications technology will be capable of ultra-high-speed data transmission up to several hundred times faster than even the 4G LTE-Advanced technology due for launch later this year. LTE-Advanced, which would actually be an acceptable 4G wireless standard under the original definition of 4G, has gigabit wireless speeds and even more. 4G mobile operator and fiber provider EE is now offering call and internet bundles that provide unmetered usage from just £5 per month for existing customers. The LMU-5000LTE combines gateway, routing, and M2M monitoring functions to enable organizations to set up managed cellular networks using AT&T's 4G LTE mobile broadband network. The new plans come as the operator is looking to shore up its core telecomms business in advance of rivals launching their own 4G LTE services in the UK in the near future.