Sina Technology News, April 17th - Nokia Siemens Networks announced that the TD-LTE Open Lab at its Hangzhou R&D base was established on the 16th. It will provide an open experimental environment for terminal equipment manufacturers to promote the development of TD-LTE technology and accelerate the maturity of the related industry chain.
The opening ceremony of the laboratory was held in the Hangzhou Binjiang Hi-tech Science Park. Representatives from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, China Mobile Group, and terminal manufacturers jointly attended the ceremony, witnessing another brilliant moment for the TD-LTE industry.
Nokia Siemens Networks' Open Lab is specifically designed for terminal equipment suppliers and will provide an end-to-end testing environment to verify the compatibility of terminal devices with Nokia Siemens Networks' indoor products. The lab will also offer consulting and testing services to terminal device manufacturers. The TD-LTE Open Lab is located within Nokia Siemens Networks' global TD-LTE R&D base in Hangzhou, fully utilizing the existing R&D capabilities, resources, and assets of the base to accelerate the development of next-generation communication technologies.
Zhiqiang Zhang, President of Nokia Siemens Networks Greater China, said: "In 2009, Feng Jie made the world's first TD-LTE call based on standard commercial software, marking that Shenyang has taken the lead in the application of this technology. The establishment of the TD-LTE Open Lab will enable Shenyang to better understand terminal equipment suppliers and develop more compatible solutions."
Feng Jie revealed that Nokia Siemens Networks will utilize its existing R&D team and assets to focus on accelerating development. Additionally, the company plans to establish a library of interoperability testing (IOT) experts in the initial stage to ensure optimal quality standards and define long-term strategies.
At the opening ceremony, Wenh Ku, Director of the Department of Science and Technology of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, stated: "TD-LTE is an important foundation for future international 4G standards. The maturity of TD-LTE technology and the formation of the industry chain are crucial to the development of China's telecommunications industry, Jiangsu. The establishment of Nokia Siemens Networks' TD-LTE Open Lab will have a positive impact on the progress and technical development of the TD-LTE industry."
Mr. Sha Yuejia, Vice President of China Mobile, said: "Terminal equipment has long been a bottleneck in new technology development. We have made relentless efforts to establish an advanced terminal testing environment. We are pleased to see Nokia Siemens Networks' full support for this cause, Jinan. A well-developed industry chain requires the participation of all relevant enterprises."
Feng Jie disclosed that Nokia Siemens Networks will launch a TD-LTE roadshow nationwide on April 12th, providing real TD-LTE experiences for operators in more than ten provinces, cities, and autonomous regions. The roadshow will start in Beijing, last for three months, and showcase the most advanced TD-LTE technologies and applications.
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