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T-Mobile Selects Tekelec to Accelerate LTE Launch Plans with New Diameter NetworkT-Mobile Selects Tekelec to Accelerate LTE Launch plans with new Diameter Network

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  • — 5 Oct, 2012
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MORRISVILLE, N.C. — September 10, 2012 — T-Mobile USA has selected Tekelec’s Diameter Signaling Router (DSR) for the buildout of the company’s high-speed LTE network, which will launch in 2013. The DSR provides T-Mobile with a central control point to efficiently route policy, charging and subscriber messages. This is essential to generate revenues from mobile data services and manage signaling growth in the New Diameter Network.

Earlier this year, T-Mobile announced its aggressive $4 billion network modernization plan which includes the introduction of LTE services in 2013. One of the first steps is building a core LTE signaling network to support tens of millions of subscribers.

Tekelec’s DSR will help T-Mobile to:

• Cost-effectively scale the LTE network. A centralized Diameter network eliminates the need to update all network elements when adding new equipment or when adding new roaming interconnections, thus controlling costs as the LTE network and interconnections grows.

• Intelligently route Diameter messages and avoid signaling storms. The DSR transmits signaling messages based on real-time network conditions. For example, the system avoids sending messages to congested equipment by spreading the signaling volume across multiple network elements such as charging systems, policy servers and subscriber databases. This eliminates ‘signaling storms’ which can cause congestion and service disruptions.

“T-Mobile’s innovation and modernization of our 4G network encompasses the entire infrastructure – from the core out to 37,000 cell sites, providing subscribers with a fast and dependable 4G experience,” said Abdul Saad, senior vice president of Network Technology, T-Mobile USA. “Tekelec’s Diameter Signaling Router provides us with the network architecture and scalability we require in order to deliver innovative mobile data services that meet the needs of our customers today and in the future.”

“T-Mobile is stepping on the LTE accelerator to launch new services next year,” said Doug Suriano, CTO of Tekelec. “By implementing a new LTE Diameter Network from the start, T-Mobile will be able to scale and rapidly add LTE subscribers, devices, applications and service tiers.”

Tekelec now has 19 Diameter Signaling Router customers, including five Tier 1 LTE operators in North America. Industry analysis firm Infonetics Research has named Tekelec as the “front runner” of the Diameter signaling control market, and market intelligence firm Exact Ventures estimates that Tekelec has 75 percent to 85 percent share of the market.

Supporting Resources
Diameter Signaling Controllers: Forecast Report & Analysis 2012-2017 Excerpt
Diameter Signaling Control Market Report Excerpt
New Diameter Network: Managing the Signaling Storm White Paper
New Diameter Network: Over-the-Top, Clouds and Machines White Paper
The New Diameter Network White Paper
The Time for Diameter Is Now White Paper
Diameter Signaling Router product brief

About Tekelec
Tekelec’s intelligent mobile broadband solutions enable service providers to manage and monetize mobile data and evolve to LTE and IMS. We are the architects of the new Diameter network, the foundation for session, policy and subscriber data management. More than 300 service providers use our market-leading solutions to deliver cloud, machine-to-machine and personalized services to consumers and enterprises. For more information visit www.tekelec.com.

Contact:
Adam Parken | Senior Manager, Marketing Communications
(o) +1.919.653.9681 | [email protected]

MORRISVILLE, N.C. — September 10, 2012 — T-Mobile USA has selected Tekelec’s Diameter Signaling Router (DSR) for the buildout of the company’s high-speed LTE network, which will launch in 2013. The DSR provides T-Mobile with a central control point to efficiently route policy, charging and subscriber messages. This is essential to generate revenues from mobile data services and manage signaling growth in the New Diameter Network.

Earlier this year, T-Mobile announced its aggressive $4 billion network modernization plan which includes the introduction of LTE services in 2013. One of the first steps is building a core LTE signaling network to support tens of millions of subscribers.

Tekelec’s DSR will help T-Mobile to:

• Cost-effectively scale the LTE network. A centralized Diameter network eliminates the need to update all network elements when adding new equipment or when adding new roaming interconnections, thus controlling costs as the LTE network and interconnections grows.

• Intelligently route Diameter messages and avoid signaling storms. The DSR transmits signaling messages based on real-time network conditions. For example, the system avoids sending messages to congested equipment by spreading the signaling volume across multiple network elements such as charging systems, policy servers and subscriber databases. This eliminates ‘signaling storms’ which can cause congestion and service disruptions.

“T-Mobile’s innovation and modernization of our 4G network encompasses the entire infrastructure – from the core out to 37,000 cell sites, providing subscribers with a fast and dependable 4G experience,” said Abdul Saad, senior vice president of Network Technology, T-Mobile USA. “Tekelec’s Diameter Signaling Router provides us with the network architecture and scalability we require in order to deliver innovative mobile data services that meet the needs of our customers today and in the future.”

“T-Mobile is stepping on the LTE accelerator to launch new services next year,” said Doug Suriano, CTO of Tekelec. “By implementing a new LTE Diameter Network from the start, T-Mobile will be able to scale and rapidly add LTE subscribers, devices, applications and service tiers.”

Tekelec now has 19 Diameter Signaling Router customers, including five Tier 1 LTE operators in North America. Industry analysis firm Infonetics Research has named Tekelec as the “front runner” of the Diameter signaling control market, and market intelligence firm Exact Ventures estimates that Tekelec has 75 percent to 85 percent share of the market.

Supporting Resources
Diameter Signaling Controllers: Forecast Report & Analysis 2012-2017 Excerpt
Diameter Signaling Control Market Report Excerpt
New Diameter Network: Managing the Signaling Storm White Paper
New Diameter Network: Over-the-Top, Clouds and Machines White Paper
The New Diameter Network White Paper
The Time for Diameter Is Now White Paper
Diameter Signaling Router product brief

About Tekelec
Tekelec’s intelligent mobile broadband solutions enable service providers to manage and monetize mobile data and evolve to LTE and IMS. We are the architects of the new Diameter network, the foundation for session, policy and subscriber data management. More than 300 service providers use our market-leading solutions to deliver cloud, machine-to-machine and personalized services to consumers and enterprises. For more information visit www.tekelec.com.

Contact:
Adam Parken | Senior Manager, Marketing Communications
(o) +1.919.653.9681 | [email protected]

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