Nortel CVAS in 4G Mobile VoIP Push

Solution will allow mobile operators to integrate 2G and 3G with LTE and WiMAX networks.

By  VoipPlanet.com Staff | Mar 29, 2010
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"While at VoiceCon last week, Nortel CVAS made some other interesting headlines more related to the wireless world than the wireline world Nortel CVAS makes 4G VoIP future seem just a bit closer," writes FierceVoIP's Mike Dolan.

"As FierceVoIP has previously pointed out, echoing some IP communications industry leaders, mobile broadband-based VoIP is going to be part of our future. Nortel CVAS decided to take a step toward that future by announcing their 4G wireless push last week," Dolan writes.

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