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Nokia Readies 3G Network In Thailand |
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12th May , 2004 |
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Inset shows a Nokia i-series" Mobile Switching Center (MSCi's). DTAC will upgrade the entire core network to Nokia "i-series" (MSCi's). Nokia will also provide planning, installation, commissioning and integration services. The Nokia MSCi is built to cope with the most demanding mobile traffic generated in the densest urban networks. It provides significant capacity increases to the existing capacity and allows operators to optimize their growing networks with Nokia's range of complementary high-capacity products, including transit switches. The high subscriber capacity of Nokia "i-series" products bring significant savings for network operators by reducing the number of elements required. "DTAC has Thailand's most advanced network delivering the best service to meet customers' growing demands," said Somlak Sachjapinan, Chief Technology Officer, Total Access Communication. "With the Nokia MSCi upgrade, we can ensure that DTAC customers will get the best network quality and latest application and services." "Nokia is proud to provide its full solution and services to upgrade DTAC's network to be 3G ready by July 2004," said Suwit Pruckwattananon, Account Director for DTAC, Networks, Nokia Thailand. "With the Nokia MSCi, DTAC will have a solid foundation to offer its subscribers a smooth migration path from voice to IP-based multimedia services in the future." Having collaborated with DTAC since the early 1990s, Nokia is the sole supplier of mobile network infrastructure to DTAC. To date, Nokia has supplied DTAC with complete mobile network systems and solutions comprising GSM and GPRS core network and GSM/EDGE radio networks. About DTAC DTAC is Thailand's leading wireless communications brand, with over 6 million customers. DTAC aims to make mobile communications easy, accessible and affordable, under a just and transparent pricing system. |
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ASIA
: Total Access Communication Plc (DTAC), Thailand's leading provider
of mobile multimedia services has awarded Nokia a contract to supply
high-capacity Nokia "i-series" Mobile Switching Centers
(MSCi's) for DTAC's GSM/GPRS/EDGE 1800 core network.