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To: The Ox who wrote (252)	2/17/2009 9:16:56 AM
From: Rob Preuss	Respond to of 312

HSTX continues to innovate. By constantly improving their product line to ensure that the offer the best value proposition for their customers, HSTX can maintain a higher sales volume and gross margin than their competitors. This will ultimately show up in their growing bottom line and share price. Rob PS) HSTX primary competitors right now are (a) Ericsson, (b) NEC, (c), Nokia-Seimens, and (d) Alcatel-Lucent. === Harris Stratex Networks' New Eclipse Adaptive Optimization Maximizes Backhaul Efficiency for Introduction of IP Data Transport for 4G Mobile Network Evolution New feature lets mobile operators deliver more 'megabits per megahertz' than ever before Tuesday February 17, 2009, 2:00 am EST BARCELONA, Spain, Feb. 17 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Harris Stratex Networks, Inc. (Nasdaq: HSTX), a leading specialist in high speed IP backhaul solutions for mobility and broadband networks, today introduced its new Adaptive Optimization(TM) for the Eclipse Packet Node wireless platform, enabling mobile network operators to maximize the bandwidth efficiency of the entire wireless backhaul starting at the network edge. Adaptive Optimization frees up additional, high availability capacity to support the introduction of high-speed IP services in the network. The new Adaptive Optimization capability will be showcased at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, February 16-19, in its meeting room located in Hall 4, Level 2, Suite 4.2HS18. It comprises a key element in the solution offered by Harris Stratex Networks for IP Mobile Network evolution and is available now as a part of the market-leading Eclipse Packet Node wireless IP platform. Adaptive Optimization for the first time combines Adaptive Modulation, RAN Optimization, and Pseudowire transport to deliver maximum bandwidth utilization and efficiency, while providing a low risk step to an all IP transport. Adaptive Optimization solves the lack of carrier class reliability when using Adaptive Modulation alone whereby adverse path conditions periodically constrict the throughput available for IP services increasing the probability of service interruptions for end users. Adaptive Optimization achieves this by increasing the 5x9's available throughput for packet based services by up to 500% over what can be achieved by adaptive modulation only, without requiring additional frequency or bandwidth resources and without costly modifications to the installed radio and antenna equipment. The additional throughput can then be allocated to IP traffic that is automatically managed according to operator-defined quality of service profiles for customer traffic. The Harris Stratex Networks solution, highlighted by the Adaptive Optimization capability, is designed specifically for network operators around the world who are introducing new mobile broadband services based upon 3.5G/HSPA technologies and simultaneously preparing networks for evolution to 4G/LTE. This demand for extra capacity places huge pressure on the backhaul portion of the network. Operators need to be able to significantly increase the capacity delivered by their wireless backhaul with a minimum of additional CAPEX and OPEX spending, while preserving existing 2G/3G voice services. This new capability adds to the impressive array of features supported by Eclipse for high speed Ethernet/IP transport, including embedded Layer 2 switch intelligence, highly efficient IP transport at link speeds up to 1Gbit/s and above, all with extremely low latency and network resiliency features such as link aggregation and patent-pending Resilient Wireless Packet Ring(TM) for carrier-class network convergence times. Eclipse Packet Node now is the leading MEF 9 and 14 certified wireless platform driving convergence between legacy TDM and future IP transport networks, in a cost-effective and low risk approach for operators still trying to determine their preferred evolutionary path. Harris Stratex is also a founding member and chair of the Metro Ethernet Forum (MEF) Mobile Backhaul Work Group, which is seeking to promote and define the use of Carrier Ethernet services for mobile/cellular backhaul networks and their evolution. "We are extremely excited that through this new innovation we can address the IP backhaul business case concerns of our customers by providing a market leading dollar-per-Megahertz solution, while also providing a simple, low risk, and incremental migration path to IP," said Paul Kennard, Harris Stratex Networks' Chief Technology Officer. "We believe this will help our customers avoid the backhaul bottleneck by being able to manage their limited frequency resources much more efficiently, and to create additional backhaul capacity to enable them to introduce new high speed IP over their existing wireless backhaul infrastructure and channel bandwidths." Harris Stratex Networks will be displaying its Adaptive Optimization solution at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, February 16-19, in the Harris Stratex meeting room located in Hall 4, Level 2, Suite 4.2HS18.

To: The Ox who wrote (252)	2/17/2009 6:53:13 PM
From: Rob Preuss	Respond to of 312

Harris Stratex Networks Introduces Eclipse Packet Node at Mobile World Congress 2009 Monday February 16, 2009, 2:00 am EST Eclipse Packet Node enables backhaul network transformation in preparation for 4G BARCELONA, Spain, Feb. 16 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Harris Stratex Networks, Inc. (Nasdaq: HSTX), a leading specialist in backhaul solutions for mobility and broadband networks, today introduced Eclipse Packet Node to address the growing demands for high speed packet transport in next generation mobile backhaul networks. Eclipse Packet Node will be showcased as a part of the company's presence at the Mobile World Congress show in Barcelona, Spain, in Hall 2, booth #2F27 at the Fira de Barcelona from February 16-19, 2009. Backhaul requirements are set to grow dramatically due to ever higher download speeds, increased data usage, and the introduction of new mobile services and applications. Ethernet microwave transport promises to deliver the means to meet these challenges, helping Operators to respond to the growing pressures to lower network operational costs. Eclipse Packet Node is the ultimate wireless backhaul solution building upon the market leading Eclipse platform to support Native Mixed Mode (TDM plus IP) transmission for smooth and cost-effective migration of backhaul networks. Eclipse Packet Node now adds dramatically increased nodal and radio link native packet handling capacity to meet the transport requirements expected for 4G, as well as a host of leading edge innovations that will help Operators overcome challenges in traffic management, backhaul bandwidth limitations and costs, and even timing and synchronization in an all-IP network environment. Eclipse Packet Node increases the packet handling capability of the Eclipse nodal design by over 1,000%, thanks to a new 'Packet Plane' architecture. Eclipse Packet Node supports dramatically increased link throughputs with over 1Gbit/s transported in a single 56 MHz channel and over 140 Mbit/s in a single 7 MHz channel. Operators can make more use of their limited frequency resources than ever before. Innovative coding enhancements have also enabled improved RF path performance, with up to 6dB of additional system gain, resulting in longer paths, smaller antennas, and/or extended availability. "Eclipse Packet Node represents the most comprehensive convergence solution available on the market today, that will enable our customers to transform their networks to all-IP," said Paul Kennard, Harris Stratex Networks Chief Technology Officer. "Packet Node provides seamless support for both TDM and all-IP traffic with the same carrier-class performance, protection and network resiliency features, along with the raw IP capacity capability to meet network requirements all the way to LTE and beyond." Eclipse Packet Node builds upon the market leading Eclipse nodal wireless backhaul platform from Harris Stratex Networks. Since its introduction in 2004, Eclipse has shipped more than 175,000 units and is providing TDM, hybrid and all-IP wireless transport in networks all over the world. Eclipse Packet Node leverages this significant installed base and proven field reliability, as well as demonstrated Carrier Ethernet interoperability and MEF Certification.

To: The Ox who wrote (252)	3/2/2009 2:36:41 PM
From: Rob Preuss	Respond to of 312

Harris Stratex Networks Acquires Telsima Corporation, Gains Technology and Expertise to Enhance 4G Networking Strategy Monday March 2, 2009, 8:45 am EST RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C., March 2 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Harris Stratex Networks, Inc. (Nasdaq: HSTX), a leading specialist in backhaul solutions for mobility and broadband networks, today announced that it has acquired Telsima Corporation of Sunnyvale, California for $12 million in cash payable over the next 12 months. Telsima is a leading developer and provider of WiMAX Forum Certified(TM) products for use in next-generation broadband wireless networks. In September 2008, Harris Stratex announced a partnership agreement with Telsima for end-to-end 4G network solutions. "The demand for rich media services is growing at an explosive rate, creating the need for faster and more flexible wireless networking solutions," said Harald Braun, president and chief executive officer of Harris Stratex Networks. "In our close working relationship with Telsima we have been greatly impressed by their technology and expertise. We believe the combination of those qualities and Harris Stratex in-house innovation will significantly enhance our ability to expand into new and emerging markets." Telsima's team of highly experienced engineers includes expertise in the areas of network and system architecture, embedded solutions, and software development. The extensive product portfolio includes IEEE 802.16d and 16e compatible base stations, fixed and mobile subscriber devices, Access Services Network Gateway solutions and network management tools. Telsima has offices in Sunnyvale, California; Bangalore, Gurgaon and Mumbai in India; and Trzin-Ljublijana, Slovenia.

To: The Ox who wrote (252)	3/30/2009 12:02:22 PM
From: Rob Preuss	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 312

Harris Stratex Networks Accelerates 4G Network Evolution with New Solutions at CTIA Wireless 2009 Monday March 30, 2009, 8:45 am EDT Company showcases "full-on 4G" technologies that enable high-performance, energy-efficient and secure broadband mobility services LAS VEGAS, Mar. 30 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Harris Stratex Networks, Inc. (Nasdaq: HSTX), a leading specialist in backhaul solutions for mobility and broadband networks, will showcase "full-on 4G" technologies at the International CTIA Wireless 2009 show, which takes place April 1-3 in Las Vegas. The company also will highlight its energy-efficient products and smart energy initiatives. At the show, Harris Stratex will announce new, breakthrough technologies designed to enhance its market-leading Eclipse wireless IP platform and support the rising backhaul demands expected during the transition to 4G, while also optimizing power consumption. New features and capabilities on display will include increased nodal and link capacities for native Ethernet/IP traffic. Other capabilities include an innovation that enables 2G/3G network operators to get the highest possible capacity from their expensive frequency spectrum investment while simultaneously preparing for packet networking. The Harris Stratex booth, #1332, in the south hall at the Las Vegas Convention Center, will feature a comprehensive range of wireless transmission products, services and solutions, including the company's Eclipse wireless backhaul technology, WiMAX equipment, and NetBoss XT® and ProVision network management solutions. The company also will be featured in the WiMAX Pavilion, booth #5750-B. For more information on Harris Stratex' CTIA activities, please visit the Harris Stratex MediaRoom showcase. In addition to its product showcases, five Harris Stratex experts are scheduled to speak at CTIA and co-located shows. Executives will provide market perspective on the following topics, including smart energy innovation: "Promoting a common standard for energy measurement" at the Green Telecom Summit on Tuesday, March 31, at 2:30 p.m. Location: Las Vegas Convention Center room N261. Speaker: Harald Braun, president and CEO. "Making the most out of spectrum: An end-to-end analysis" at the WiMAX Pavilion on Wednesday, April 1, at 12:15 p.m. Speaker: Burcak Beser, vice president, core system and architecture. "Weighing microwave options for wireless-based backhaul" at IP Backhaul: Getting More for Less, Session #3, on Wednesday, April 1, at 1:30 p.m. Location: Las Vegas Convention Center Room N257/259. Speaker: Paul Kennard, CTO and senior vice president. "Carriers demand power savings: Is your tower green enough?" at the Tower Technology Summit, track I, on Thursday, April 2, at 3 p.m. Location: Las Vegas Convention Center Room S224, South Building. Speaker: Saswata Basu, general manager, energy and security solutions. "Will Backhaul Bottlenecks Bring the Juggernaut of 3G & 4G Services to a Halt?" at the Tower Technology Summit, track II, on Thursday, April 2, at 3 p.m. Location: Las Vegas Convention Center Room S225, South Building. Moderator: Stuart Little, marketing director. Presentations will be archived online at the Harris Stratex MediaRoom showcase.