Wipro, Continuous Comp to offer 3G & LTE solutions

Two companies to provide DPI and Femtocell products

PTI | February 14, 2011



IT firm Wipro Technologies today said it has partnered with US-based Continuous Computing to provide solutions to 3G and Long Term Evolution (LTE) network equipment-makers.

The two companies are working together to provide Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) and Femtocell products for network equipment providers supplying 3G and LTE network infrastructure, Wipro said in a statement.

By using these solutions, mobile service providers can lower their operational costs, while end-users benefit from improved coverage and performance, it added.

"Continuous Computing has developed (these solutions for) LTE and Femtocell that allow mobile operators to make the most of their network resources and maximise the value of their spectrum assets," Wipro Technologies General Manager, Global Media and Telecom, Devaraj Srinivasan said.

The companies will deliver these solutions to network equipment providers worldwide, it said.

"Wipro's end-to-end telecom product engineering and delivery skills coupled with a large stable of telecom and wireless resources are the perfect complement and together we expect to make a significant difference in solving some of the mobile industry's most pressing capacity challenges," Continuous Computing Vice President (Product Line Management) Manish Singh said.

 

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