Hitachi Communication Technologies Ltd and Airvana Inc have entered into an agreement to create and deliver customized versions of Airvana femtocell products to interwork with Hitachi Com core network products, for the Japanese market. The Airvana-Hitachi Com joint solution is said to enable rapid deployment of femtocells by integrating femtocells with the existing voice and packet data core networks.
Airvana's contribution to the solution includes its HubBub CDMA femtocell, which is said to be unique in the industry for its support of both 1x-RTT and EV-DO services; its Universal Access Gateway, a carrier-class femtocell network gateway; and its Femtocell Service Manager, a scalable auto-configuration and remote management system.
Hitachi Com brings its carrier-grade Femtocell Convergence Server which allows operators to connect femtocells to an existing mobile switching core, leveraging features and supplementary services that operators have developed over the years to provide service parity between the macro-cellular and femto-cellular networks. Under the agreement, Airvana will customize its femtocell products to support the advanced features of Hitachi Com's convergence server.
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