StarHub, a
Singaporean fully-integrated
info-communications company, said it
has delivered the world's fastest, future-ready 4G network that
can address the ever-growing data traffic demands,ITRealms reports.
The Chief
Technology Officer, StarHub, Mock Pak Lum, said,
"Leveraging the latest technologies to provide our mobile subscribers with
the best possible service experience remains our priority. With HetNet and
through our close collaboration with Nokia Networks, we are proud to deliver
the world's fastest, future-ready 4G network that can address the ever-growing
data traffic demands of our customers without compromising on the quality of
service, paving the way for Singapore to build the world's first Smart
Nation."
While on the other hand, the Head of Singapore, Philippines, Australia
and New Zealand, Nokia Networks, Ray Owen said, "As StarHub's privileged infrastructure partner,
Nokia Networks takes a lot of pride in achieving yet another milestone that
clearly differentiates the operator as an innovation leader in Singapore. This
achievement builds further on a partnership that has flourished and evolved
over time. We will continue to work together on our goal to tap futuristic
technologies to deliver an unmatched service experience to subscribers."
HetNet solution comprised Nokia Flexi Multiradio 10 Base
Stations with TD-LTE and FDD-LTE, and Nokia Flexi Zone small cells Carrier
Aggregation software to aggregate different spectrum bands for speedy data
transmission. Load balancing capabilities to facilitate optimal utilization of
spectrum resources for delivering an unmatched service experience, Project
management capabilities provided by global
service delivery experts.
The press statement emanating from the partnership stated
that in the deployment, Nokia Networks leveraged its solutions and services
expertise to integrate TD-LTE, FDD-LTE and small cells into one
high-performance network carrying immense amounts of voice and data traffic. As
part of the solution, LTE-Advanced carrier aggregation delivered high data
rates, while Nokia Flexi Zone small cells were installed at strategic traffic
hotspots to handle peak-hour data demand. As a result, subscribers enjoyed an
ultra-fast mobile broadband experience with optimum network coverage and
capacity.
Cyriacus Nnaji/ED,OPs
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