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United American Corp (UnitedCorp) and TNW Wireless Inc. Announce Commencement of Plans to Upgrade the TNW Wireless Network and Preparation for Deployment of iPCS and 5G
United American Corp (UnitedCorp) and TNW Wireless Inc. Announce Commencement of Plans to Upgrade the TNW Wireless Network and Preparation for Deployment of iPCS and 5G.
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[{"type":"text","content":"\nTNW Wireless Continues To Seek Wholesale Roaming Agreements from Bell Mobility Inc. (Bell) and TelusCorporation (Telus) through its CRTC Part 1 Application\n\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Map PR Oct. 31\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n\n MIAMI, Oct. 31, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- via OTC PR WIRE -- Miami-based United American Corp (\"UnitedCorp\"), (OTC: UAMA) is pleased to announce that it is working with TNW Wireless Inc. (\"TNW Wireless\") to plan the upgrade of TNW Wireless' network in Canada in order to provide next generation mobile technology with iPCS and 5G services. The plan will see each TNW Wireless site upgraded with four high gain/high power flat panel antennas, and each 90 degree panel will be individually connected to a 40 watt (2x20W) radio. This unique and very high density configuration will increase the coverage area using TNW Wireless' 850 MHz spectrum and 25 MHz of bandwidth. The new eNodeB radios will replace the NodeB radios TNW Wireless presently uses. TNW Wireless currently operates its own 3G Core Network and is preparing deployment of a new LTE EPC core with the use of high performance virtual HeNodeB Gateways in a decentralized environment in order to maximize global throughput to its macro and small cell sites. This new infrastructure is being specially engineered by TNW Wireless for rapid deployment. In June 2017, UnitedCorp announced its intent to purchase TNW Wireless, and the closing of this transaction is awaiting a decision by the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (the \"CRTC\") on TNW Wireless' Part 1 Application of July 2017 to compel Bell Mobility Inc. (\"Bell\") (a subsidiary of Bell Canada Enterprises Inc.) and Telus Corporation (\"Telus\") to provide the company with roaming agreements as mandated by Telecommunications Regulatory Policy CRTC 2015-177. In the interim, UnitedCorp maintains the operation and maintenance of the TNW Wireless network for compliance with the conditions of license for the TNW Wireless spectrum. TNW Wireless licensed spectrum signals currently reach the majority of the population within its service areas and it soon expects to continue expanding its coverage. Bell and Telus have to date refused to provide roaming agreements, initially arguing that TNW Wireless' iPCS technology uses Wi-Fi to provide GSM services (talk and text) when connect...