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Key Announcements From Altera Corporation (NASDAQ:ALTR)

Boston, MA 09/12/2014 (wallstreetpr) – Altera Corporation (NASDAQ:ALTR) announced that it would demonstrate advanced SMPTE solutions at its booth in the RAI Convention Centre at IBC 2014 from September 12 to 16. The broadcast solutions are related with IP-Based UHD Infrastructure. Altera will display the solutions that will help the industry to shift smoothly to UHD and HD infrastructure on its field programmable gate arrays. The solutions will help equipment manufacturers in getting to market in least possible time. Also, it will be done in association with the system that can handle the stringent requirements of providing UHD with enhanced pixels, with deeper colors, higher frame rates and more contrast.

Association with China Mobile Research Institute

In the other news in this week, Altera Corporation (NASDAQ:ALTR) had signed a three-year strategic agreement with China Mobile Research Institute. The two entities will make joint efforts in the development of high capacity, low-power and cost-effective base Station equipment that will make use of Cloud-Based C-RAN Architecture. The agreement was signed last month at International Mobile Internet Conference. The event was sponsored and organized by the “Chinese Ministry of Industry and Information Technology” in association with the three major Chinese operators. Altera FPGA technology is paving way for green C-RAN architecture, and the focus is on performance, connectivity and scalability.

The significance

It is a key association between Altera Corporation (NASDAQ:ALTR) and CMRI which will focus on the developing centralized baseband processing of wireless base centers. The objective is to reduce power consumption, operating costs and enhance higher scalability as compared to conventional infrastructure. The advanced form of C-RAN architecture will help operators to enhance the spectrum efficiency. Also, they can add or upgrade processing features easily by using NVF of the baseband processing resources. As a result, operators operating expense will see a decline. They will get access to new business models while balancing existing investments.

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