Report: Cox tapped Huawei for CDMA build out
According to a report from Cable Digital News, Cox Communications' wireless subsidiary has inked a deal with Chinese infrastructure vendor Huawei to build out a CDMA-based network in the U.S. Research firm UBS Research estimated that the deal is worth less than $100 million a year, but is still a key win for Huawei, which beat out Alcatel-Lucent and Nortel for the build out. Cox Wireless won $304 million worth of 700 MHz spectrum during the auction earlier this month.
For more on the rumored deal:
- check out this report from Cable Digital News
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By cdma-solutions.com | Posted 3:24pm | May 5, 2008
While OFDMA based systems such as LTE and WiMax are Intriguing CDMA and it's evolution with 1xEV-DO Rev A / B have long legs and will economically outperform / cover for a decade