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  • NEC Does Femtocell Deal in India

    According to official PR via Newswire, NEC has inked a deal with Aricent to deploy Femtocell solutions in India http://bit.ly/dGJtpd

    NEW DELHI, Jan. 31, 2011 /PRNewswire/ — NEC announced that it will collaborate with Aricent as a service partner to support the deployment of 3G Femtocell solutions for operators in India. The company has nine contracts worldwide with mobile operators for Femtocell system deployments which make up nearly half a million Femtocell devices. In addition, NEC has 24 Femtocell system trials in progress or that have been completed with mobile operators around the world. Details Here.

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