3GPP LTE protocol stack provider 4M Wireless Wins Award

4M Wireless Ltd, the only company providing a complete 3GPP LTE UE terminal protocol stack that is already being used in the industry, has received the 2008 Product Innovation of the Year Award by Frost & Sullivan

November 27th, 2008

4M Wireless Ltd. has been honoured with an award for its product innovation. The company was bestowed the Product Innovation of the Year Award by Frost & Sullivan. The award has been presented in recognition of the company’s efforts in designing and developing the innovative 3GPP LTE Protocol Stack for User Equipment (UE) terminals.

4M Wireless specializes in developing protocol stack software for mobile telecommunications. Backed by a strong R&D team, companies such as 4M Wireless are helping to speed up the pace of development of 4G networks. The company has been developing its products very close to the schedules of the 3GPP LTE specifications and leads the market. With its 3GPP Release 8 compliant LTE protocol stack, 4M Wireless Ltd. has demonstrated the key technical capabilities for innovation and market leadership.

The Product Innovation Award is presented each year to the company that establishes excellence in new products and technologies within its industry. 4M Wireless was selected for demonstrating technical superiority and commercial success within the category of LTE protocol stacks. The company was benchmarked with other companies in this sector as well as top tier cellular equipment vendors within the LTE market.

“This award is a testimony to the interest of customers and partners in the underlying technology and architecture of the 3GPP LTE protocol stack for user equipment terminals developed by 4M Wireless. The company is clearly poised for further growth and recognition. For its development of an innovative solution with modular and portable architecture and its ability to provide a comprehensive technical roadmap and maintenance services for LTE solutions, 4M Wireless Ltd. is presented with the 2008 Award for Product Innovation” said A. Nirmal, industry analyst at Frost & Sullivan.

To distinguish the recipients of the Product Innovation of the Year Award, Frost & Sullivan evaluates products on the basis of the products’ competitive advantages and significance in their respective industries, innovation in terms of unique or revolutionary technology, and product acceptance and penetration in the marketplace. Industry analysts compare market participants and measure performance through in-depth interviews, analysis and extensive secondary research in order to identify the best in the industry.

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