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SuperQ Comes out of Stealth Mode and Announces High Temperature Super Conducting Single Photon Detector and Super Conducting Motors as New Products
Saturday, May 1, 2021 12:26PM IST (6:56AM GMT)
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Bangalore, Karnataka, India: SuperQ technologies India Private limited which is a subsidiary of Qpi Technology comes out of stealth mode with CeNSE (Centre of nano Sciences, IISc) lab access and announces 2 new product lines.
Dr Nagendra Nagaraja, Founder, CEO and Chairman of Qpi Technology and founder of SuperQ announced details about products “We are happy to take wrap out of SuperQ patented High temperature Superconducting Single Photon detector (SSPD), which works at telecom wavelength and will be basic building block of quantum internet, Future telecom networks and many other medical and healthcare applications. This will be available to telecom and healthcare customer for samp
This follows continued public outcry over exorbitant data charges by mobile operators in the country.
According to TNMâs Chief Executive Officer Arnold Mâbwana the prices attached to the bundles are not necessarily exorbitant as they are currently tailored to suit the needs of different customers.
Mâbwana also cited that the pricing is largely determined by the VAT that is paid to government in the process of providing internet access to Malawians.
However, some Malawians have taken the issue to social media platforms to express their anger over TNM remarks.
Some people say data bundles in Malawi are more expensive than any other country in the Sadc region.
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In a national premiere, Vodafone Romania has successfully completed a live network trial for an open IP router developed within the Telecom Infra Project (TIP).
The trial in Romania and the one recently completed in Vodacom South Africa demonstrate the feasibility of an open IP router able to serve 2G, 3G, 4G and 5G mobile traffic and to interoperate with current Vodafoneâs transport network providers.
The hardware for this open IP router, also referred to as Disaggregated Cell Site Gateway (DCSG), has been provided by Edgecore Networks, while the software has been provided by ADVA. The Disaggregated Cell Site Gateway has been deployed in seven live network sites of Vodafone Romania, connected in rings and chain topologies. Prior to the trial, the solution was validated during summer 2020 in a test lab replica of Vodafone Romania network. The key capabilities of the router included the transport of the 2G, 3G, 4G and 5G services with IP routing, Frequency and Time Synchronizat