NEC Corporation, a leading provider of end to end mobile
backhaul
solutions, announced the launch of the second version of the CX2200
series, "CX2200/100". The Multi-service Transport Gateway designed to
help mobile network operators reduce mobile backhaul OPEX and deploy
IP right to the network edge.
No two backhaul networks are ever the same. "CX2200/100" introduces a
new Modular Port Configuration System that allows NEC customers the
flexibility to choose from a broad range of TDM, ATM, xDSL and
Ethernet interface modules for each gateway deployed.
Thanks to its newly increased flexibility and compact size, NEC found
that deploying this new version of the CX2200 returned a typical OPEX
reduction of 66% from a wider range of network scenarios than ever
before. The benefits are further extended when deployed close to
microwave backhaul solutions such as NEC`s PASOLINK NEO where valuable
radio bandwidth can be better utilised through aggregation and
over-booking, reducing the CAPEX impact of mobile broadband
deployments such as WiMAX and HSPA.
Mr. Tadashi Ugajin, General Manager of International Carrier Sales
&
Marketing Division, NEC Corporation said "We understand that our
customers want backhaul equipment to support the changing bandwidth,
bearer and cost efficiency needs of each backhaul link - not the other
way round. That's why we decided to enhance the flexibility and scope
of the CX2200 with a second version. For example, when you combine the
new CX2200 with PASOLINK NEO you can backhaul mobile broadband and
increase the lifetime of the link while optionally migrating to all-IP.
Customers can now have a real, end to end solution for both IP and
SDH based mobile backhaul with reliability and a very positive
business case".
The CX2200 now brings a new degree of transport intelligence to the
network edge creating new business model flexibility in terms of
backhaul extension and unbundling at any point in the network. The
CX2200 also extends clock acquisition support to include adaptive
clock, IEEE1588v2 and synchronous Ethernet function, allowing more
precise clock synchronisation between mobile base stations and the
core network over a series of packet based links.
Designed as a compact version of the upscale CX2600 Series
Multi-service Aggregation Switch product, "CX2200/100" inherits
critical IP backhaul features such as a statistical multiplexing, link
aggregation and lease-cost hybrid SDH/IP routing through its very low
latency packet switch and 64Kbps TDM cross-connect.
Significant OPEX savings result from migrating backhaul traffic from
SDH to IP. Using standardised pseudowire technology, this product also
transmits and routes TDM and ATM traffic over IP backhaul networks
without the need to replace legacy base station or base station
controller equipment.
Helping customers to meet their business SLAs, "CX2200/100" also
provides minimum rate guarantee and maximum rate limit functions to
differentiate priority and capacity for premium and best effort
traffic.
NEC at Mobile World Congress 2008 (NEC booth: 8A125)
NEC will be at the Mobile World Congress 2008 on February 11-14 in
Barcelona, Spain. Visit us to see and experience our very latest
services and technological innovations, including Mobile WiMAX, LTE,
Femtocell indoor solutions and Optimized Mobile Backhaul. As your
long-term business partner in a rapidly evolving industry, NEC offers
optimum solutions to meet your individual needs in 3G and beyond. Let
us show you how our wireless access technologies and IT &
networking
integrated solutions can give you a competitive edge to transform and
grow your mobile business.
Also, Dr. Botaro Hirosaki, Executive Vice President of NEC, will
participate in the congress "Convergence-The Real Story(CC-201)", at
Wednesday, February 13, 2008, 11:30-12:50.
Please visit NEC's Mobile World Congress 2008 home page at
http://www.nec.com/mwc2008/
PASOLINK NEO is a trademark of NEC Corporation.
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broadband network and enterprise business solutions dedicated to
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customers. NEC delivers tailored solutions in the key fields of
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