LTE Advanced comes in for EU research grant
By silicon.com
Published: 21 August 2009 09:06 GMT
The EU has announced millions of euros of funding for a next-generation mobile standard.
The European Union is to put €18m into the development of LTE Advanced. LTE Advanced is a proposed evolution of LTE, the mobile standard expected to follow the 3G used today.
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ZDNet UK has more on the funding for LTE Advanced - a standard which could see mobile speeds of up to 1Gbps.
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