Items Tagged with 'russia'

Airbus Defence and Space has completed the final integration and testing of the Express AMU1 high-capacity telecommunications satellite for the Russian Satellite Communications Co.

The Certification Center Svyaz-Certificate in Russia is now using the Rohde & Schwarz R&S CMW500 to certify ERA-GLONASS systems in line with the TR CU 018/2011 technical guideline.

COMSOL, the leading provider of multiphysics simulation and analysis software, announced the opening of a new office in Moscow, Russia. The new office provides sales and support for the growing community of COMSOL Multiphysics® users in Russia. Services include local sales, technical support, training sessions, and on-site workshops, seminars and customer visits.

OMMIC has appointed distribution firm NPK Fotonika to serve customers in the Russian Federation.

NEC Corporation’s subsidiary, CJSC NEC Neva Communications, has supplied Rostelecom OJSC with NEC's iPASOLINK EX outdoor, integrated, ultra-compact microwave communications system.

Mobile TeleSystems OJSC (MTS), Russia's largest mobile operator has contracted NEC Corp. to provide its iPASOLINK EX, outdoor, integrated, ultra-compact microwave communications system supporting 70-80 GHz band communications.

RFMW Ltd. has opened direct sales offices in Russia. With locations in Moscow and St. Petersburg, the new sales organization will support customers in the Russian Federation, Ukraine, Belarus, Armenia, Georgia and Kazakhstan.

NEC Corp.announced a new deal between NEC Neva Communications Systems and Russian mobile operator Scartel, which will see LTE microcell base stations used to provide commercial services in Russia for the first time.

Mobile operator capex declined by 13 percent to USD $5.97 billion in 2012, according to the latest report from EJL Wireless Research titled “Russian Mobile markets Analysis 2007-2012” “Official BTS registrations increased by 20 percent while actual base stations installed increased by 15 percent from 2011” says founder and President, Earl Lum. EJL Wireless Research is forecasting that the Russian wireless market will see mobile capex levels near USD $7 billion through 2017.