NEC, SpiderCloud Team on Indoor Enterprise Small Cells

NEC announced that it is partnering with SpiderCloud Wireless, a leading provider of 3G Small Cells for medium to large enterprises

June 21, 2012

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LONDON -- NEC Corporation (NEC; TSE: 6701) today announced that it is partnering with SpiderCloud Wireless, a leading provider of 3G Small Cells for medium to large enterprises. SpiderCloud’s Enterprise Radio Access Network (E-RAN) technology enables mobile network operators to deliver scalable indoor mobile access and application services for medium to large enterprises more rapidly and cost-effectively than ever before.

As part of the partnership, NEC will provide the SpiderCloud’sSmartCloud(tm) system to its existing and new customers as part of its end-to-end Small Cell solution offering which also includes Small Cell products for the residential and small enterprise market segments. TheSmartCloud(tm) system consists of a Services Node and self-organizing Radio Nodes. The Services Node connects to NEC’s Small Cell gateway over the Iuh interface and the Radio Nodes connect to a Services Node deployed on the enterprise LAN.

Increased enterprise reliance on mobile access to voice and data anywhere, using personal smartphones and tablets, often referred to as ‘Bring Your Own Device’ (BYOD), has increased the pressure on IT professionals to simplify wireless access inside large and medium enterprises. For the first time, Mobile Operators now have a rapid and cost-effective system available for flexible deployment to enterprises of any size, addressing IT’s wireless challenges.

"The scalability, reliability and ease of deployment of the SpiderCloud SmartCloud system are ideally suited for NEC’s needs," said Anil Kohli, General Manager at NEC Europe Ltd. "With NEC’s Small Cell footprint covering more than 20 carriers worldwide, we can accelerate the deployment of E-RANs to help our customers serve their client base with a premium mobile services platform that is free from the capacity, time to market and cost limitations of DAS.”

NEC Corp. (Tokyo: 6701)

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