NextG-Com announces LTE Protocol Stack license to Nufront for User Equipment devices
STAINES, UK — September 10, 2014 — NextG-Com, an expert in embedded software products and services for LTE, M2M and satellite communications, announced today an agreement to license the ALPS 520 LTE Layer 2 and Layer 3 protocol stack and Layer 1 firmware control module to Nufront Co., a Chinese specialist in wireless broadband communication and IC design.
The NextG-Com ALPS520 LTE protocol stack implements Layers 2 and 3 for 3GPP Release 11 compliant implementation for User Equipment (UE) terminals, supporting FDD and TDD. The ALPS520 is completely tested against 3GPP 36.523 conformance tests.
ALPS520 is the first Release 11 compliant LTE protocol stack from NextG-Com based on a modular architecture and well defined interfaces, designed to enable easy customization to suit different market needs from high performance smartphone type devices to low memory, low cost M2M applications.
NextG-Com will provide tools and support to assist Nufront during future developments incorporating the licensed technologies.
This license from NextG-Com will assist Nufront accelerate future product development and reduce time to market.
“We are delighted to announce our first license agreement and be working with Nufront. We believe the modular architecture and design of our protocol stack, will assist Nufront to deliver the latest LTE features to customers, and look forward to a long and successful relationship.” said Denis Bidinost, CEO, NextG-Com.
“With the software platform provided by NextG-Com, the development of our 2G/3G/4G multi-mode modem chipsets will be accelerated. We are also very interested in building a long and solid relationship with NextG-Com.” said Stephen Si, CTO, Nufront Co.
About NextG-Com
NextG-Com Limited is a UK based independent technology development company specializing in licensing embedded system components for LTE, satellite and M2M. With a proven record of delivery, NextG-Com license protocol stack components to global Tier1 semiconductor partners, modem and device developers, in addition to providing design and consultancy services and full life-cycle software support, from requirements/feasibility study through to inter operability and live network testing.
Further details can be viewed at http://www.nextgcom.co.uk
About Nufront Co.
Nufront was founded in 2004, a high tech company dedicated in the areas of wireless broadband communication and IC design, with involvement in many segments of the mobile communication industry including, smart devices, intelligent transportation, smart home and others. Nufront has nearly 400 patents covering 2G, 3G, 4G mobile communications and in China's new generation Ultra- High-Speed Wireless LAN, Short-range communications for China Intelligent Transportation. Since 2010, Nufront has undertaken six National Science and Technology Major Projects (with major projects in 2002 and 2003 major project). In July 2013, Nufront successfully led the major project of Ultra-High-Speed Wireless LAN and industrialization.
Nufront is now providing application processor (NS115), the first domestic GSM / WCDMA dualmode chip (TL7619), highly integrated low-power Wi-Fi baseband, RF and MCU 3in1 SoC (NL6621), 3D gesture processing chip (CS8001), and the latest AP + BP single-chip (TL7689), provide Turn-Key solution. Technical standard of Ultra-high-speed Wireless LAN leaded by Nufront, has been adapting into Intelligent Transportation and Smart Home. Further details can be viewed at http://www.nufront.com/index.php/?l=en-us
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