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CompactPCI: Infrastructure Platform Evolution
CompactPCI led the evolution of reliable communications platforms for many years and became the de facto telecom platform standard with countless successful deployments and a wide array of components available from a variety of vendors. One of the greatest strengths of CompactPCI has been its adaptability; as deficiencies in the architecture have been identified, equipment vendors working in conjunction with PICMG have been successful in...
http://www.ccpu.com/papers/evolution-cpci/

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• busses and boards : cpci, compactpci specification

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paper

3G to 4G Core Network Migration
Introduction With operators worldwide starting to deploy High Speed Packet Access (HSPA) services, 3G has finally arrived and is now gaining momentum. As 3G enjoys its success, the evolution in the radio and core network space continues with Long Term Evolution (LTE) and Evolved Packet System (EPS) leading the way forward to the 4G revolution. The heralded 'anytime, anywhere' access and entertainment medium shall become a reality with 4G....
http://www.ccpu.com/papers/3Gto4Gmigration/

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• wireless : 3g
• wireless : lte

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CompactPCI without PCI: Heresy or High Availability?
At its most reliable, a packet-switched telephone system can provide far more than a traditional circuit-switched network in terms of functionality and flexibility. However, while packet-switched telephony can more than match the circuit-based network in terms of functionality and flexibility, it has not yet achieved the level of reliability enjoyed by copper wire. Hence the issue of High Availability, where a platform must, in effect,...
http://www.ccpu.com/papers/compactpciheresy/

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• busses and boards : cpci, compactpci specification

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High Availability Issues and Challenges when Designing an ATCA System
In the United States, there is a mandate from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to push telecom service providers to make their telephone services highly available. The idea is that anyone should be able to pick up a phone and call for help. When designing a High Availability (HA) platform, system architects often have to deal with many parameters ranging from hardware to software, number of ports, number of subscribers, amount...
http://www.ccpu.com/papers/highavailability/

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• busses and boards : advancedtca

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Successful IMS Implementation Methodologies
IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) is becoming more of a reality with each passing day. Wireless and wireline operators continue to converge and compete for a better position in the escalating race to give consumers what they want: one network with fixed / mobile convergence (FMC) propelling an intriguing list of integrated voice, data, and multimedia services. Meanwhile, handset manufacturers are aggressively working toward giving consumers a...
http://www.ccpu.com/papers/imsmethodologies/

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• wireless : ims

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company

Continuous Computing Corporation
Continuous Computing provides integrated systems and services that enable telecom equipment manufacturers to rapidly deploy Next Generation Networks (NGN). Over 150 customers worldwide benefit from the company's unique blend of customized professional services, Trillium protocol software, AdvancedTCA and CompactPCI systems, and BladeCenter hardware. Continuous Computing helps customers reduce platform lifecycle costs, optimize data delivery,...
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• services : service provider

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