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C Spire Deploys Tekelec's DSR

February 04, 2013 |
MORRISVILLE, N.C. -- U.S. operator C Spire Wireless is deploying Tekelec’s Diameter Signaling Router (DSR) to deliver personalized services on its LTE network.

The DSR intelligently routes the policy, charging, roaming, authorization, authentication and mobility management messages that enable mobile data services. These messages communicate using the Diameter protocol.

“An efficient, reliable network is critical for our customers to use mobile data when and how they want, at an affordable price,” said David Smith, vice president of Network Engineering for C Spire Wireless. “Tekelec’s Diameter Signaling Router is an essential element for C Spire to offer creative voice and data services for consumer and enterprise customers.”

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