Telecom Asia

Wireless and connectivity solutions vendor Cobham Wireless has launched a new core network testing solution for the virtual evolved packet core.

The TeraVM LaaS (Lab-as-a-Service) offering is designed to support mobile operator networks in the transition towards NFV infrastructures.

Wireless Week

Cobham Wireless has launched its TeraVM LaaS (Lab-as-a-Service) solution for core network testing. The solution is designed to support mobile operator networks as they shift towards virtualized, network function virtualization (NFV) infrastructures.

Total Telecom

Cobham Wireless has today launched TeraVM LaaS (Lab-as-a-Service) for core network testing. The solution is designed to support mobile operator networks as they shift towards virtualised, NFV (Network Function Virtualisation) infrastructures.

Electronics Weekly

Cobham Wireless has launched TeraVM LaaS (lab-as-a-service) for core network testing, intending to support mobile operator networks as they shift towards ‘network function virtualisation’ (NFV) infrastructure.

Microwave Journal

Cobham Wireless has announced the delivery of a public safety communications system for the Eurasia Tunnel, the first undersea road tunnel to connect two continents.

TCCA

The public safety communication network ensures emergency services can communicate throughout the Eurasia tunnel

Wireless Week

Cobham Wireless has completed construction of a public safety communications system for the 5.4 kilometer Eurasia Tunnel, the first undersea road tunnel to connect two continents.

DMR Technology

Cobham Wireless has announced the delivery of a public safety communications system for the Eurasia Tunnel, the first undersea road tunnel to connect two continents.

Mission Critical / Radio Resource

The customized solution incorporates Cobham Wireless’ repeaters and supports UHF, VHF, FM and Digital Mobile Radio (DMR), ensuring that emergency services and operational teams can communicate at all times, throughout the tunnel, a statement said.

Engineering & Technology

Cobham Wireless’, who are responsible for installing the network, said it uses D-CSR (Digital Channel Selective Repeaters) and BSR (Band Selective Repeaters) and supports ultra-high frequency (UHF), very high frequency (VHF), digital mobile radio (DMR), and FM technologies.