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Home » Huawei Targets LTE Broadcasts — eMBMS Innovation Center Opens

Huawei Targets LTE Broadcasts — eMBMS Innovation Center Opens

August 9, 2012
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Huawei has just opened an enhanced Multimedia Broadcast Multicast Service (eMBMS) innovation center in Shenzhen in order to develop end-to-end eMBMS solutions and LTE applications.


eMBMS is a 3GPP R9 standard for mobile video that enables a higher transfer capacity over typical MBMS technologies.

Huawei said its new facility aims to foster and eMBMS industry ecosystem of chipsets, devices, and network equipment. The innovation center will also serve as an experience center for operators. Video, mobile TV, and advertisements will be showcased via mobile smart devices employing Huawei’s eMBMS solution. Global operators from Europe, Asia, the South Pacific and other regions have already visited the center to experience its LTE demonstrations. http://www.huawei.com 06-Aug-12


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