At the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Nokia Siemens Networks is launching its Open Multimedia Gateway, the first in the market based on ATCA* offtheshelf hardware. Multimedia gateways handle data and call traffic for IPbased and legacy networks. This new gateway product enhances the company's portfolio of open and costeffective core network applications that help operators reduce energy consumption and operating expenses.
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