Qualcomm takes aim at enterprise with femtocell chip set
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Qualcomm has expanded its product portfolio for femtocells with a chipset that will allow the small base stations to handle up to 32 active users, opening the door for use in enterprises and metro networks, the company said on Monday.
A CDMA version of the upcoming chip set, called the FSM9832 (Femtocell Station Modem), will start shipping in the second half of 2011, according to Qualcomm.
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Femtocells are used to improve indoor mobile broadband coverage and increase capacity. When a user is making calls and surfing the Web with a phone or laptop equipped with wireless broadband, signals ... »read more
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