Nokia Siemens Networks has inaugurated a TD-LTE Open Lab at its Hangzhou R&D facility. 
The facility will provide an end-to-end testing environment for verifying the compatibility of terminals and devices with the company’s TD-LTE network products and solutions. The lab will also provide consultancy and testing services to device manufacturers. Nokia Siemens Networks’ TD-LTE R&D center in Hangzhou is fully integrated into the company’s global network of LTE Centers of Competence.
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NSN Establishes TD-LTE Open Lab in Hangzhou
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