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A new cellular standard, termed Long-Term Evolution (LTE), also referred to as Evolved UMTS Terrestrial Radio Access (E-UTRA), is currently being defined to replace the UMTS thirdgeneration system.LTE-Advanced, in turn, refers to the most advanced version of LTE that was initiated about one year ago.LTE represents a radical new step forward for the wireless industry, targeting order-ofmagnitude increases in bit rates with respect to its predecessors by means of wider bandwidths and improved spectral efficiency.Beyond the improvement in bit rates, LTE aims to provide a highly efficient, low-latency, packet-optimized radio access technology offering enhanced spectrum flexibility.
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