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New 3G/W-CDMA Success for Siemens: Vodafone Hungary Orders W-CDMA Radio Network |
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Wednesday, 04 May 2005 |
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Siemens will be supplying equipment for building the W-CDMA network for mobile operator Vodafone Hungary Ltd. (Vodafone Hungary). Vodafone Hungary has awarded the Siemens Communications Group as sole supplier to deliver and install all necessary W-CDMA radio equipment for the implementation of a 3G mobile network across the country. This includes Hungary's capital Budapest and other major cities. Market independent industry analysts position Siemens/NEC in the 3G/W-CDMA market as No.1 with regard to commercially installed NodeBs as of April 05 (source: Multimedia Research Institute, Tokyo, April 05).
"We have chosen Siemens as our 3G technology partner because of its international experience and strong presence in Central and Eastern Europe. With the implementation of the 3G/W-CDMA network we will be able to provide our customers with a higher speed of data transfer and higher quality of services," said Gbor Dbrossy , CTO of Vodafone Hungary.
"With this order for Siemens Communications and our first mobile radio networks order in Hungary, we will be able to further strengthen our market position and our world market leadership - together with NEC - as a supplier of 3G technology," said Christoph Caselitz, President of the Mobile Networks Division at Siemens Communications. "This order shows the rapidly growing demand for 3G services in this region. We are pleased that Vodafone is now also opting for Siemens as a 3G network equipment supplier in Hungary." This order will enable Siemens and NEC to further broaden their position as the world's leading vendors of Third Generation mobile network technology. |