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Orange to monitor its African networks from Dakar, Abidjan

2015-07-03 09:43:00| Telecompaper Headlines

(Telecompaper) Orange aims to grow revenue 20 percent by 2018 across its markets in Africa and the Middle East, the group's senior executive vice president for AMEA said at a presentation in London. The operator intends to grow EBITDA by a larger margin by using virtualisation technologies to monitor networks in 10 West and Central Africa markets from facilities in Dakar and Abidjan. "This has never been done in the world," he said, explain that the main aim is to reduce indirect costs. Rennard told Light Reading on the event's sidelines, "We will sign a contract in the next couple of weeks and it will be implemented by the end of the year." Orange reported around EUR 1.1 billion of revenue in Africa and the Middle East in the first quarter, 6.8 percent more than in the year-earlier period. It hopes to capitalise on the rising demand for mobile data, mobile money and B2B services.

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Lebanon to roll out fibre-optic networks by 2020

2015-07-03 09:10:00| Telecompaper Headlines

(Telecompaper) Lebanon's telecommunications minister Boutros Harb has unveiled a five-year plan to revamp telecoms infrastructure, saying that internet users across the country should enjoy fibre-optic connectivity by 2020. Harb said fibre networks would be installed in Lebanon progressively over five years, and the country would be totally connected through this technology by 2020, the Daily Star reported. He said the ministry would also roll out 4G services to cover the whole country in two years, in preparation for the launch of 5G by 2020. Only 16 percent of Lebanon is currently covered by 4G, while most of the country is still working on 2G and 3G. The cost of implementing this new five-year plan is not too high compared to the losses incurred by Lebanon in the absence of such an important technology, according to the minister. The project will cost over USD 600 million but it will be fully covered by the budget of the telecommunications ministry. He said the project will attract foreign investments to Lebanon while providing new job opportunities. 

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One Source Networks Deploys Sonus Solution to Enable Real-Time...

2015-07-01 18:19:28| Telecom - Topix.net

One Source Networks is leveraging Sonus' SBC 7000 Session Border Controller for its Cloud Lync Enterprise offeringa dedicated and fully managed solution that is now available on a global scale. The Sonus SBC 7000, with the capability to license up to 150,000 sessions, is the highest-capacity Lync 2013 qualified e-SBC solution on the market.

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Security Module protects automation networks.

2015-06-30 14:31:05| Industrial Newsroom - All News for Today

Featuring 5 Ethernet ports, Scalance S615 protects various network topologies via firewall or virtual private network. Users can configure up to 5 variable security zones with individual firewall rules. With auto-configuration interface, device can be integrated and parameterized with Sinema Remote Connect management platform. Scalance S615 offers various configuration, management, and diagnostics options via web-based management, command line interface, and SNMP.

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Xilinx And China Mobile Research Institute Collaborate On Next Generation Fronthaul Interface Development For 5G Wireless Networks

2015-06-30 10:02:49| rfglobalnet Home Page

Xilinx, Inc. (NASDAQ: XLNX) today announced its collaboration with China Mobile Research Institute (CMRI) for the development of the next generation fronthaul interface (NGFI) in an MOU signing ceremony during the China Mobile Research Institute hosted NGFI Workshop. With the advent of 5G wideband multi-antenna systems, Xilinx and CMRI are working together to research the key technologies and components of a new fronthaul interface for wireless networks, in conjunction with emerging technologies such as C-RAN, large-scale-antenna-system, and 3D MIMO.

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