Nokia Siemens Networks has recently obtained the official approvals for deployment of its TD-SCDMA equipment from Ministry of Industry and Information Technology.
The company said that its TD-SCDMA radio access solution portfolio guarantees high performance and can ensure strong interoperability with its widely deployed GSM radio, core, operation support systems and application platforms. The services experts will ensure on-time network launch, reduce technical and commercial risks while ensuring higher efficiency, capex and opex saving through network management, optimization and performance assurance, added Nokia Siemens Networks.
Steven Shaw, head of services in Greater China region for Nokia Siemens Networks, said: We have gained invaluable experience in working with China Mobile in the Shen Zhen TD-SCDMA network. With our strong base in 2G and rich global experience in 3G deployment, comprehensive TD-SCDMA portfolio, strong local service support and clear evolution path to LTE, we are confident in helping operator customers to fulfill their goals.
Earlier this month, Nokia and TELUS, a telecom company in Canada, announced their agreement where Nokia will provide TELUS with radio access network and core network technology, including its industry-leading Flexi Base Station for TELUS’ new next generation wireless network. Based on the latest version of High Speed Packet Access (HSPA) technology, the network will process on TELUS’ existing 3G network solutions.
