Verizon Wireless Chooses CETECOM to Provide LTE Testing
Verizon Wireless has selected CETECOM as a laboratory to test devices for operation on its forthcoming LTE network. Specifically, CETECOM will validate that the devices meet the minimal performance and conformance specifications necessary to operate on the Verizon Wireless LTE network.
Any organization considering offering devices on the upcoming Verizon Wireless LTE network will be able to work with CETECOM engineers. Additional details on when a device can be submitted for approval will be available at a later date. http://www.verizonwireless.com http://www.cetecom.com
In March 2010, Verizon Wireless announced its selection of 7 layers as a laboratory to test devices for operation on its LTE network. 7 layers will validate that the devices meet the minimal performance and conformance specifications necessary to operate on the Verizon Wireless LTE network.
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as a laboratory to test devices for operation on its forthcoming LTE network. Specifically, CETECOM will validate that the devices meet the minimal performance and conformance specifications necessary to operate on the Verizon Wireless LTE network.
