Motorola to Bring Mobile Operators Next-Generation, High-capacity, Scalable Network Platforms with HP Technologies

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Expanding upon a long-term relationship, HP and Motorola today announced a multi-year agreement under which Motorola plans to incorporate powerful, industry-standard HP technologies into its CDMA and iDEN® network infrastructure offerings. The resulting new, high capacity, scalable platforms in Motorola’s Radio Access Network will provide mobile operators with leading edge telecom network infrastructure solutions that can reduce cost and increase flexibility for operators.


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