HSPA

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HSPA is a family of mobile broadband technologies that enhance 3G networks by significantly increasing data transfer speeds and overall network performance.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
HSPA canonical 6
Evolved High Speed Packet Access 1

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Statements (42)

Predicate Object
instanceOf 3G mobile communication standard
mobile broadband technology family
abbreviationOf High Speed Packet Access
backwardCompatibleWith WCDMA
linked to: UMTS
basedOn WCDMA
linked to: UMTS
category cellular network technology
compatibleWith UMTS core network
designedFor packet-based data services
enables faster downlink speeds
faster uplink speeds
higher spectral efficiency
enhances 3G networks
extends UMTS
fullName High Speed Packet Access
linked to: HSDPA
furtherEnhancedInRelease 3GPP Release 6
generation 3G
improves data transfer speed
network performance
includes HSDPA
HSUPA
introducedInRelease 3GPP Release 5
marketedAs 3.5G technology
3G+ technology
operatesOn UMTS frequency bands
partOf 3GPP standards
predecessorOf HSPA+
LTE
role bridge between 3G and 4G technologies
standardizedBy 3rd Generation Partnership Project
supports VoIP services
high-speed internet access
mobile broadband services
mobile hotspot functionality
multimedia streaming
smartphone data connectivity
video calling
usedBy mobile network operators worldwide
usedIn GSM/UMTS networks
linked to: GSM
uses adaptive modulation and coding
fast scheduling
hybrid automatic repeat request
packet switching

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

HSDPA belongsToFamily HSPA
EDGE successor HSPA
HARQ usedByStandard HSPA
HSUPA relatedTo HSPA
HSPA+ fullName Evolved High Speed Packet Access
linked to: HSPA
HSPA+ extends HSPA