Providing access to communication services, traditionally for voice but increasingly also for data is a key priority for governments and regulators around the world, especially in developing countries. However, the goal of universal access remains achievable, and thanks to advancements in wireless technologies, wireline is no longer the only way to provide it. Next-generation wireless (IMT-2000, or 3G) technologies, which significantly enhance efficiencies and enable operators to provide voice as well as access to the Internet at lower cost, offer a tremendous opportunity for increasing global access to telecommunications. This paper reviews the attributes that wireless technologies - particularly CDMA2000 - have that make them viable solutions to achieve universal access goals.
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