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JAKARTA - Nokia Siemens Networks (NSN) successfully conduct the first LTE call on the 800 MHz band. This is done through encouraging the success of Nokia as the provider of the device.
Nokia Siemens Networks and Nokia have jointly conducted a data call the world's first LTE, Nokia Siemens Networks with commercial equipment at 800 MHz frequency band. 800 MHz spectrum is known as the Digital Dividend that will be available when the displacement effect of terrestrial TV from analogue to digital broadcasting.
Because basically the ability to attract, Digital Dividend spectrum is ideal for mobile broadband service that provides fast and cost effective. With a frequency band that released by the regulator and assigned to the use of LTE, the time the test is very accurate, because it helps Nokia and NSN to show their commitment to bring LTE to the network of 800 commercial operators will be as soon as possible.
Test-test was conducted at the Central Office Nokia Siemens Networks' LTE Competence in Espoo, Finland, following the production readiness of Multiradio LTE Flexi base station for 800 MHz band in April this year, and complements the previous test with Nokia in the band 2100 MHz and 2600 MHz .
"These tests are part of a larger campaign that includes a variety of customer trials and demonstrations to create LTE on 800 MHz band is available commercially in the near future," says Reino Tammela, Business Line Head of LTE, Nokia Siemens Networks.
According to him, right after the Digital Dividend spectrum is assigned to the operator's first spectrum auction in Germany in May, is very important that the standard networking products compliant LTE and LTE user devices in this band are available commercially. This will enable the acceleration of the successful introduction of LTE network that allows end users to experience mobile broadband services with speed and high quality in rural areas with a variety of terminals.
The two companies demonstrated the interoperability of LTE network infrastructure with Nokia Nokia Siemens Networks multi-multi-band Internet Modem RD-3 is ready for LTE. Nokia Siemens Networks' infrastructure including its Single RAN, with Multiradio Flexi Base Station, Evolved Packet Core consists Flexi NS (Network Server) and Flexi NG (Network Gateway), and standards-compliant software.
Nokia Siemens Networks and Nokia have jointly conducted a data call the world's first LTE, Nokia Siemens Networks with commercial equipment at 800 MHz frequency band. 800 MHz spectrum is known as the Digital Dividend that will be available when the displacement effect of terrestrial TV from analogue to digital broadcasting.
Because basically the ability to attract, Digital Dividend spectrum is ideal for mobile broadband service that provides fast and cost effective. With a frequency band that released by the regulator and assigned to the use of LTE, the time the test is very accurate, because it helps Nokia and NSN to show their commitment to bring LTE to the network of 800 commercial operators will be as soon as possible.
Test-test was conducted at the Central Office Nokia Siemens Networks' LTE Competence in Espoo, Finland, following the production readiness of Multiradio LTE Flexi base station for 800 MHz band in April this year, and complements the previous test with Nokia in the band 2100 MHz and 2600 MHz .
"These tests are part of a larger campaign that includes a variety of customer trials and demonstrations to create LTE on 800 MHz band is available commercially in the near future," says Reino Tammela, Business Line Head of LTE, Nokia Siemens Networks.
According to him, right after the Digital Dividend spectrum is assigned to the operator's first spectrum auction in Germany in May, is very important that the standard networking products compliant LTE and LTE user devices in this band are available commercially. This will enable the acceleration of the successful introduction of LTE network that allows end users to experience mobile broadband services with speed and high quality in rural areas with a variety of terminals.
The two companies demonstrated the interoperability of LTE network infrastructure with Nokia Nokia Siemens Networks multi-multi-band Internet Modem RD-3 is ready for LTE. Nokia Siemens Networks' infrastructure including its Single RAN, with Multiradio Flexi Base Station, Evolved Packet Core consists Flexi NS (Network Server) and Flexi NG (Network Gateway), and standards-compliant software.
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