ZTE to participate in Singtel’s LTE Trial net
发布时间:2010-08-06 17:05:30
摘 要:ZTE Communications has confirmed that it will participate in the Singapore SingTel Telecommunications ' LTE trial network construction.
ZTE Communications has confirmed that it will participate in the Singapore SingTel Telecommunications ' LTE trial network construction.
SingTel is the second largest operator in the Asia Pacific market, and based on the number of users it comes just after China Mobile.
According to the contract, ZTE will join hands with SingTel to test LTE networks within a period of six to nine months, and would also study the construction and operation of LTE networks.
ZTE in fact has become a global leader in LTE market.To date, ZTE reportedly has acquired more than 10 LTE contracts, including from Telstra's subsidiary company CSL, Telefonica,
In July 2009, ZTE and
This cooperation in LTE domain was another important milestone for each party.
ZTE officials were of the opinion that LTE deployment offers a big chance for the company. Up to now,
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