Apr - June 2009
Huawei and TeliaSonera Achieves World's First LTE Mobile Broadband Connection | Huawei and TeliaSonera Achieves World's First LTE Mobile Broadband Connection |
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Norwegian operator Netcom, part of Swedish telecoms group TeliaSonera, and its vendor partner Huawei have trialled what the companies claim to be the world's first mobile broadband connection using a live commercial LTE network in Oslo, Norway. The development is part of TeliaSonera/Netcom’s commercial LTE network deployment scheduled to be completed in the Norwegian capital in 2010. The move follows last week’s opening of the world’s first LTE (Long Term Evolution) site in Stockholm, Sweden, supported by Ericsson. Huawei and TeliaSonera/Netcom, today announced the world's first mobile broadband Internet connection over a live commercial LTE network in Oslo, Norway. This demonstration saw download speeds to mobile devices greater than what is currently available. Based on Huawei's LTE solution, TeliaSonera's LTE network will benefit from high quality and extensive capacity to provide end users with the best mobile communication experience.
Mr. August Baumann President of Netcom (subsidiary of TeliaSonera in
Norway) says: "We appreciate the professional implementation from
Huawei and we are very pleased to make this world' s first LTE session
in Norway. It is a significant step bringing our customers much closer
to real fourth generation mobile broadband service. It is also a
milestone in the cooperation between TeliaSonera and Huawei."
The first showcase on the live LTE network in Oslo, between a Laptop
PC with a 4G modem and public Internet/Intranet included downloading of
high resolution photos, music, movies and mobile business applications,
at a speed much quicker than most available fixed internet accesses of
today. To view the demonstration, please visit: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gkvCpZxsl-Q |


