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From the News Desk
Wednesday, 6. August 2008
Qualcomm Concludes World's First Data Call Using HSPA+ Network
Qualcomm Incorporated, a developer and innovator of advanced wireless technologies and data solutions, announced to have completed the world’s first data call using High-Speed Packet Access Plus (HSPA+) network technology. The call achieved a data transfer rate of more than 20 Mbps in a 5 MHz channel, claimed Qualcomm.
According to the company, HSPA+ will allow operators to double the data and triple the voice capacity of their networks compared to current HSPA deployments. This successful data throughput was achieved on Qualcomm’s MDM8200 product, the industry’s first chipset solution for HSPA+.
Qualcomm’s MDM8200 chipset is currently sampling to customers and supports deployments in existing frequency bands, as well as in the 900 MHz band and the 2.5 GHz IMT-2000 extension band.
The latest evolution of WCDMA technology, HSPA+ Release 7, is expected to offer downlink data transfer rates of up to 28 Mbps and uplink rates of up to 11 Mbps. Future HSPA+ releases are expected to support downlink peak rates of 42-84 Mbps and uplink peak rates of 23 Mbps by using a variety of advanced techniques, including multiple carriers for transferring data.
HSPA+ is backward compatible with prior generations of WCDMA and does not require new spectrum for deployment. Operators can leverage their existing network and spectrum resources to offer next-generation wireless bandwidth and performance.
According to the company, HSPA+ will allow operators to double the data and triple the voice capacity of their networks compared to current HSPA deployments. This successful data throughput was achieved on Qualcomm’s MDM8200 product, the industry’s first chipset solution for HSPA+.
Qualcomm’s MDM8200 chipset is currently sampling to customers and supports deployments in existing frequency bands, as well as in the 900 MHz band and the 2.5 GHz IMT-2000 extension band.
The latest evolution of WCDMA technology, HSPA+ Release 7, is expected to offer downlink data transfer rates of up to 28 Mbps and uplink rates of up to 11 Mbps. Future HSPA+ releases are expected to support downlink peak rates of 42-84 Mbps and uplink peak rates of 23 Mbps by using a variety of advanced techniques, including multiple carriers for transferring data.
HSPA+ is backward compatible with prior generations of WCDMA and does not require new spectrum for deployment. Operators can leverage their existing network and spectrum resources to offer next-generation wireless bandwidth and performance.
