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September 15, 2011 02:02 am GMT
It's no secret that Clearwire is looking at rolling out an LTE network of their own here in the States, but a recently announced partnership could bring them some big support from overseas. The 4G internet provider has inked a deal with state-owned China Mobile to collaborate on the development of new TD-LTE devices.TD-LTE is a network standard that China Mobile has been working to implement during the past few years. China Mobile's forthcoming TD-LTE network runs on the 2.5 GHz frequency, which (what a coincidence!) matches up rather nicely with Clearwire's own LTE licenses. Their partnership hinges on the development of multi-mode devices that could see use in either market.
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Clearwire, China Mobile Partner Up To Expand LTE
It's no secret that Clearwire is looking at rolling out an LTE network of their own here in the States, but a recently announced partnership could bring them some big support from overseas. The 4G internet provider has inked a deal with state-owned China Mobile to collaborate on the development of new TD-LTE devices.TD-LTE is a network standard that China Mobile has been working to implement during the past few years. China Mobile's forthcoming TD-LTE network runs on the 2.5 GHz frequency, which (what a coincidence!) matches up rather nicely with Clearwire's own LTE licenses. Their partnership hinges on the development of multi-mode devices that could see use in either market.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/g25_TA3y4Ko/
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