KDDI Selects Motorola as Key Development Vendor for Nationwide LTE Network

Motorola, Inc. volition help develop and implement KDDI’s Long Term Evolution (LTE) network, including RAN/base stations, in Japan. As initially announced on Motorola’s second tail lucre call option, Motorola’s Home & Networks Mobility business will provide the optimal LTE solvent to enable KDDI to pass high-speeding mobile broadband services, such as video recording and sociable networking, to its customers across Japanese Islands.

KDDI and Motorola rich person been construction networks together in Japanese Islands for 20 years, introducing Japanese Islands’s first CDMA meshwork and many other technical advancements. Now, continuing a long account of institution, Motorola and KDDI volition bring an LTE meshwork to Japanese Islands and deliver personal media experiences that consumers desire at anytime and anywhere.

KDDI volition deploy its LTE network in both 1.5GHz and 800MHz bands to maximize the effective use of these frequencies. The company intends to offer commercial message LTE services by Dec 2012 pursuit a series of trials scheduled to begin in mid 2010.

“We are honored to be selected by our long-meter customer KDDI to squad with them in development an innovative solution for their networking needs,” said Robert the Bruce Brda, senior frailty prexy and full general manager, Motorola Wireless Networks. “Motorola is committed to bringing LTE to the marketplace and delivering flexible solutions that help customers like KDDI accelerate the delivery of next-generation wireless access services in the most monetary value-effective manner possible.”

Motorola’s Wireless Networks business is devising sweetheart progress in securing trials and commitments for LTE networks from operators around the worldly concern. Earlier this class, Motorola launched its LTE test meshwork and testing lab in Swindon, UK.

Motorola’s LTE Solution

Motorola’s end-to-end LTE solution includes the WBR 500 serial eNodeB LTE pedestal stations that offer flexible deployment options, evolved packet core elements, compelling end-user devices, backhaul beyond voice network, meshwork management solutions, video recording solutions that monetize LTE investiture, and a complete portfolio of master services.

Motorola’s LTE solvent is comprised of its OFDM broadband platform and a selection of wireless options that include MIMO and smarting antennas. The portfolio includes frame based-mounted radios, remote radio heads and tower circus tent radios to support a wide variety of LTE deployment scenarios across a wide diverseness of spectrum bands to meet the needs of the global marketplace. Motorola’s LTE solution has won multiple awards in various categories, including the “4G–Service Management” category for Motorola’s LTE SON solvent in the CTIA Wireless 2009 E-Tech Competition.