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Nokia Siemens Networks Hits 100Mbps LTE Speeds

Jan 27, 2010, 8:55 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Nokia Siemens Networks recently announced that it has achieved the theoretical maximum Long Term Evolution speed of 100Mbps in lab tests. The call was made using Nokia Siemens Networks' LTE radio equipment and standards-compliant software and a pre-commercial Class 3 LTE USB modem from LG. The data call was made in the 2100MHz and 2600MHz frequency bands inside Nokia Siemens Networks' research facilities in Finland and Germany. According to Nokia Siemens Network, Class 3-type terminals will be available commercially later this year.

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ecycled

Jan 27, 2010, 11:02 AM

Very cool

They had said 100Mbps data a month or so ago, but a voice call at this rate is fantastic progress.

Other highlights. LG to Nokia components talking are good. Class 3 LTE Modems to be available later this year!

Of note: real world LTE is around 42 - 48 Mpbs. Still awesome!

All in all we are heading in the right direction.

Don't forget Cisco/Linksys has a satellite router tested and working, plus TerreStar has a GSM/Satellite phone running WinMo(data speeds to be determined). 4G in space will be fantastic, but data from space at great speeds is probably a 5G technology.

Jayshmay

I just think it's sad that 3G never did reach it's anywhere close to it's potential. Real world/end user speeds of even half of 7.2 were realized. Before reaching its limit, HSPA is capable of 42mbps. And not even a quarter of that has been achieved.
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