As the world’s largest 3G chipset provider, Qualcomm is committed to the development and advancement of 3G technology. With offices throughout Europe, Qualcomm works closely with numerous operators, manufacturers and developers to enable the successful commercial roll-out of compelling, feature-rich 3G WCDMA (UMTS) and HSDPA/HSUPA services across the region.

Qualcomm is a developer and supplier of comprehensive chipsets and system software supporting high-speed mobile broadband networks, as well as multi-mode/multi-band solutions. Qualcomm’s chipsets integrate a wide range of compelling capabilities, including 3D hardware-accelerated graphics and the Company’s gpsOne® solution, the world’s most broadly deployed Assisted-GPS technology.

NEC Europe Ltd. is a 100% subsidiary of NEC Corporation, one of the world's leading providers of Internet, broadband network and enterprise business solutions. NEC Europe delivers tailored products, services and solutions in the key fields of computers and telecommunications. The company is dedicated to meeting the specialized needs of its diverse base of European customers by integrating its technical strengths in IT and Networks. NEC Europe employs more than 3,000 people serving customers across the entire European region. For additional information, please visit the NEC Europe home page at: http://www.neceurope.com.

As one of the world's leading telecommunications and information technology service providers, Deutsche Telekom AG is setting international standards.

Deutsche Telekom offers millions of private and corporate customers all over the world the entire spectrum of modern information technology and telecommunications services – whether fixed-network, wireless and broadband or complex IT and telecommunications (ICT) solutions for business customers.

Benefit for the customer is at the center of all of Deutsche Telekom's activities. The goal is to make Deutsche Telekom the best and most recognized service company in the industry. That means products and services tailored to the customer's requirements, first-class network quality and a considerable improvement in efficiency.

T-Mobile is where Deutsche Telekom bundles its mobile communications activities. T-Mobile International AG is one of the world's leading mobile communications providers, with more than 127 million customers in Europe and the United States. Here, too, the focus of further development is on mobile broadband services with innovative voice and data solutions, such as the mobile Internet service web’n’walk or the social networking feature MyFaves. For additional information about Deutsche Telekom please visit the home page: http://www.telekom.com.

DLR is Germany’s national research center for aeronautics and space. Approximately 5700 people work for DLR; the center has 29 institutes and facilities at 13 locations in Germany. The DLR-Institute of Communications and Navigation – located in Oberpfaffenhofen near Munich - develops and investigates new systems and methods for radio transmission and positioning.

Signalion was founded in 2003 as a start-up from the University of Technology Dresden. Signalion is an established provider of air-interface diagnostics solutions for 3GPP-LTE. Having introduced the first LTE test-UE to the market, Signalion is a pioneer in providing new features and solutions in the context of LTE infrastructure testing. Signalion's 3GPP-LTE-products support wireless infrastructure development, field trials, and inter operability and production testing. The company combines the unique experience of many years of wireless research, algorithm implementation, and leading edge wireless system development.

Signalion is located in Dresden, a city that uniquely combines an 800-year historic, baroque background with the pulsing high-tech multi-billion Euro semiconductor businesses that have turned the region into Europe's number one silicon site. Further information can be found on http://www.signalion.com.

Founded in 1996 the UMTS Forum is an international industry association that is committed to the success of Third Generation (3G) UMTS mobile systems and their Long Term Evolution. Bringing together players from across the mobile industry on a peer-to-peer basis, the UMTS Forum promotes a common vision of 3G/UMTS and its evolution, as well as its worldwide commercial success, and conducts studies and reports on key focus areas such as markets and trends, spectrum and regulation, impact of technologies and implementation issues, and key growth markets. Membership of the UMTS Forum is open to all organisations with an interest in 3G/UMTS mobile - including fixed and mobile network operators, infrastructure vendors, terminal device manufacturers, regulators, media/content providers and developers of 3G/UMTS services and applications.