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VivaCell-MTS installed 143 new base stations across Armenia in 2013,
by reaching a total of 1055
28-12-2013 18:28:16 | Armenia | Science and Technology
Throughout the year 2013 VivaCell-MTS implemented network geographical
expansion and modernization works across Armenia. Armenia's Leading
Telecommunications Operator works towards adding new capacity to its
network in order to match the need for more high-speed data and higher
quality of voice in Yerevan and regions, as well as to address
anticipated growth in data use expected in the upcoming years. And the
modernized network will allow introducing new technological solutions
required for providing the population with new innovative services and
products.
In frames of network expansion and modernization project, during 2013
VivaCell-MTS installed 143 new base stations across Armenia. The
majority of the newly-installed base stations (103) were installed in
rural communities, with the remaining 40 base stations installed in
towns. In parallel, previously-installed and already functioning 122
base stations provided with additional capacities and upgraded to 3G.
Presently, 87% of the population of Armenia, including capital
Yerevan, and the regions of Shirak, Lori, Aragatsotn, Kotayk, Tavush,
and Gegharkunik, can enjoy services at speed up to 42.2 Mbp/s. The
networks also cover the towns of Ararat, Armavir, Vayots Dzor and
Syunik. VivaCell-MTS has the strongest network, with its 2G and 3G
coverage available to more than 99% of the population of Armenia.
When making decisions on installing new base stations, VivaCell-MTS is
not guided by Return on Investment (ROI) consideration only.
Continuous modernization of the network and capacity improvement is a
priority for VivaCell-MTS as the availability of communication
infrastructure is both a social and security issue. As a responsible
operator, VivaCell-MTS is determined to provide with mobile voice and
internet services even the most remote areas with small population and
potential consumption of services.
- Science and Technology
News from Armenia and Diaspora - Noyan Tapan
- See more at: http://www.nt.am/en/news/190116/#sthash.bxfvJ6Wz.dpuf
by reaching a total of 1055
28-12-2013 18:28:16 | Armenia | Science and Technology
Throughout the year 2013 VivaCell-MTS implemented network geographical
expansion and modernization works across Armenia. Armenia's Leading
Telecommunications Operator works towards adding new capacity to its
network in order to match the need for more high-speed data and higher
quality of voice in Yerevan and regions, as well as to address
anticipated growth in data use expected in the upcoming years. And the
modernized network will allow introducing new technological solutions
required for providing the population with new innovative services and
products.
In frames of network expansion and modernization project, during 2013
VivaCell-MTS installed 143 new base stations across Armenia. The
majority of the newly-installed base stations (103) were installed in
rural communities, with the remaining 40 base stations installed in
towns. In parallel, previously-installed and already functioning 122
base stations provided with additional capacities and upgraded to 3G.
Presently, 87% of the population of Armenia, including capital
Yerevan, and the regions of Shirak, Lori, Aragatsotn, Kotayk, Tavush,
and Gegharkunik, can enjoy services at speed up to 42.2 Mbp/s. The
networks also cover the towns of Ararat, Armavir, Vayots Dzor and
Syunik. VivaCell-MTS has the strongest network, with its 2G and 3G
coverage available to more than 99% of the population of Armenia.
When making decisions on installing new base stations, VivaCell-MTS is
not guided by Return on Investment (ROI) consideration only.
Continuous modernization of the network and capacity improvement is a
priority for VivaCell-MTS as the availability of communication
infrastructure is both a social and security issue. As a responsible
operator, VivaCell-MTS is determined to provide with mobile voice and
internet services even the most remote areas with small population and
potential consumption of services.
- Science and Technology
News from Armenia and Diaspora - Noyan Tapan
- See more at: http://www.nt.am/en/news/190116/#sthash.bxfvJ6Wz.dpuf