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Mongolian operator MobiCom has upgraded its network to HSPA, using the technology and hardware provided by Ericsson. Initially, the new high-speed network services will be offered in the country’s capital Ulaanbaatar, where about 40% of the country’s 3 million population live.
Commenting on the announcement, MobiCom’s CEO, Bolor Dorjnamjil, said: “This launch reflects MobiCom’s continuous commitment to offering its subscribers the latest services and applications. MobiCom was the first operator to introduce mobile services in Mongolia and is now launching the country’s first mobile broadband services. Ericsson’s experience in 2G-3G network deployments and extensive support capacity make it the ideal partner for this project.”
[Via: CellularNews]
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