Wipro, Continuous Computing Partner For Wireless Solutions For LTE Network

Wipro Technologies, the global Consulting, System Integration and Outsourcing business of Wipro Limited, and Continuous Computing, the global provider of integrated platform solutions that address the mobile broadband capacity challenge, have announced that the two companies are working together to provide carrier-class Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) and Femtocell products for network equipment providers supplying 3G wireless and Long Term Evolution (LTE) network infrastructure.

By using DPI to “offload” traffic from the core mobile network onto the public Internet and deploying Femtocell indoor base stations in residential and high density user areas, mobile service providers can aggressively lower the cost per bit and free up capital and operational expenditure from core networks. End-users benefit from substantially improved coverage and performance, the foundation of a superior quality of experience.

“Continuous Computing has developed industry-leading LTE and Femtocell technologies that allow mobile operators to make the most of their network resources and maximise the value of their spectrum assets, and we’re looking forward to working together to extend the benefits of this expertise,” said Devaraj Srinivasan, General Manager, Global Media & Telecom, Wipro Technologies. “The combination of both companies’ skills creates a compelling value proposition for network equipment providers and communication service providers to accelerate market growth.”

“Our success to date with customer wins and recognition from prestigious industry groups is testament to our leadership in wireless and packet processing solutions,” said Manish Singh, Vice President, Product Line Management, Continuous Computing. “Wipro’s end-to-end telecom product engineering and delivery skills coupled with a large stable of telecom and wireless resources are the perfect complement and together we expect to make a significant difference in solving some of the mobile industry’s most pressing capacity challenges.”