Mobile
broadband solutions company Tekelec will be providing its Diameter
Signaling Router (DSR) to T-Mobile USA as the latter prepares for the
2013 launch of its high-speed long term evolution (LTE) wireless
network.
The
Tekelec DSR will serve as a central control point for T-Mobile to
route policy, charging, and subscriber messages. Efficient routing is
important in the management of the New Diameter Network's signaling
growth and earning revenue from mobile data services.
A
centralized Diameter network does not need to update all network
elements whenever new equipment or roaming interconnections are
added. This helps control costs even as the LTE network and
interconnections expands in size.
The
DSR intelligently checks real-time network conditions in order to
most efficiently transmit signaling messages. It will spread the
signaling volume across charging systems, policy servers, subscriber
databases, and other network elements. This method of signaling
distribution will decongest equipment and eliminate disruptive
‘signaling storms.'
Tekelec
currently supplies 19 customers with Diameter Signaling Routers and related services.
Five of those customers are operate Tier 1 LTEs in North America.
Tekelec will present and demonstrate mobile data monetization
strategies for LTE operators at Singapore's LTE Asia 2012 on
September 17-19.
The
groundbreaking Tekelec LTE Diameter Signaling Index will be a great
boon to business executives, network architects, and engineers.
Tekelec predicts that by the time 206 rolls in, the Asia-Pacific
region will be the world leader in in Diameter signaling.
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