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ABI: 366k picocells deployed by 2013

Posted: 02 Jul 2009

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[Summary of tips] Adoption of picocells is growing slowly, but surely. The "big brothers" of femtocells are forecast to grow at a compound annual growth of 38 per cent since 2008. This means there will some 366,000 picocells by 2013, according to ABI Research.Aditya Kaul, ABI senior analyst, explains that "The key to greater market acceptance fo......

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A femtocell, originally called Access Point Base Station, is a small cellular base station, designed for use in residential and small business environments. It connects to the service provider’s network via broadband, such as DSL or cable.
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