Nortel Networks yesterday claimed to be the first company to be able to offer data upgrades to networks without the need to scrap existing systems. Known as the Succession Network, the data networking and telecoms company has already launched...
Telecoms equipment maker Nortel Networks is to supply the Cormorant advanced communications system for the Joint Rapid Reaction Force (JRRF). A Nortel spokesman said: "Core technology for Nortel is its Passport multi-service system, the 11 standard...
US telco Sprint has inked a deal with Nortel Networks worth $1.1bn to change its entire customer base from circuit switched services to Voice Over Internet Protocol (VOIP). The two companies insist that Sprint will make big cost savings by using...
Nearly all network operators, equipment suppliers and content companies, as well as many other industry analysts, claim users are warming to advanced mobile data services and handsets will be ready in time, as long as 'in time' means sometime next...
The CDMA Development Group (CDG) has trumpeted the number of end users with CDMA2000 handsets topping 100 million by the end of June - way ahead of 3G users within the rival GSM camp. In Europe, while Hutchison-backed 3 has led the 3G push for some...
The new deal sees the replacement of existing Nortel kit, Meridian-branded PBX and call routing technology, and the rollout of Nortel Communication Server 1000 at five sites, along with IP handsets and call centre specific software.
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