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AT&T Wireless To Build UMTS Trial Network

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Jun 5, 2002, 12:27 PM by (staff)

AT&T Wireless and Ericsson yesterday announced plans to deploy a UMTS/WCDMA market trial system in the fourth quarter of 2002. The system will have about 100 cell sites in the Dallas area, and will be the first 1900 MHz UMTS/WCDMA system in the Americas. In February, AT&T Wireless and Ericsson completed the first live 3G UMTS voice call in the United States. The two companies continued the momentum towards UMTS/WCDMA with a recent lab demonstration in which multimedia files were transferred simultaneously at packet data speeds exceeding 300 Kbps.

source: AT&T Wireless, Ericsson

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