The dramatic increase in wireless bandwidth is driven by enhanced mobile data/internet services and advanced standards such as 3G and 4G. This evolution has led to the need for advances in backhaul bandwidth and there could be a significant role for PONs. We will explore this topic at a workshop to be held as part of the Communications Futures Program (CFP) All-Members Fall Meeting, “Pent-up Disruptions: Communications in a New Era” October 28-29th, 2008, MIT Stata Center, Cambridge, MA
Agenda:
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Fred Leonberger, MIT |
3:00 - Future Wireless Network Architecture Driven by Broadband Data Traffic
Berge Ayvazian,Wireless 20/20 |
3:25 -
Wireless Ethernet Backhaul : A Carrier’s Perspective
Rajesh Yadav, Verizon |
3:50 - PON Architecture for Wireless Backhaul
Paul Wilford, Alcatel-Lucent
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4:40 -
Flexible & Economical EPON Solutions for Cellular Backhaul
Barry Gray,Teknovus and Jianhui Zhou, Broadway Networks
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Link to the full agenda, including the reception and dinner events: http://cfp.mit.edu/CFP%20Plenary%20Oct%2009%20Agenda9-25-09.pdf
Please note: invited speakers include:
Richard Lynch, EVP and CTO Verizon Communications
Sharon Gillette, FCC Chief of Wireline Competition Bureau
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