US cable operators want to participate in iPhone operations to ease network pressure
Sina Technology News Beijing time on the evening of March 8, according to foreign media reports today, New York City's largest pay TV service provider Time Warner Cable is trying to cooperate with mobile operators such as AT & T and Verizon Wireless to help the latter ease the iPhone ( Internet congestion caused by smartphones.
Craig Collins, senior vice president of Time Warner Cable Enterprise Services, said this business called wireless backhaul has become the company's fastest growing business. GeoResults, a research institute, predicts that for the entire US cable TV industry, revenue from mobile operators will reach $ 3.6 billion in 2012.
Collins said: "Wireless backhaul is a business we are working to develop. Mobile operators want to get bandwidth at a lower price, and our facilities can help them achieve this seamlessly."
According to data from the Federal Communications Commission, US smartphone users have grown by nearly 700% in the past four years. As more and more users use iPhones, BlackBerrys, and Android phones to send photos, watch videos, and browse the Internet, the use of mobile data services has increased significantly. Once the network is congested, users will drop calls and may not be able to open web pages.
Sanford Bernstein analyst Craig Moffett pointed out: "Wireless backhaul is the first line of defense against the pressure of wireless network performance." According to the agency's estimate, the network resources consumed by the iPhone are two of the other smartphones. Times, this puts a lot of pressure on AT & T ’s network. This problem is particularly prominent in some big cities. AT & T wireless business director Ralph de la Vega mentioned in December last year that there are network problems in New York and San Francisco.
Time Warner Cable currently provides backhaul services in New York. The company refused to disclose whether AT & T is a customer of the company, but only expressed its desire to cooperate with operators of all sizes. However, Time Warner Cable CEO Glenn Britt mentioned AT & T's iPhone network traffic issues in a conference call last December.
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