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Telikom picks Verso Tech system

VERSO Technologies, Inc, a global provider of next-generation network solutions, has announced that its GSM A.bis optimisation technology was selected by Telikom PNG to reduce network congestion, double current capacity, and substantially increase the carrier’s mobile subscriber base.
A report on BusinessWire said the upgrade was part of the carrier’s plan to improve its telecom network and subscriber services.
“Our GSM A.bis solution is a key component of PNG’s rapidly expanding infrastructure.
“We will continue working with the carrier on its five-year development programme to provide bandwidth optimisation and reduce OpEx,” Tim Peyla, vice-president of sales, Verso Technologies, said.
The Telikom PNG subscriber-base is experiencing rapid growth, and Verso’s GSM solution allowed Telikom to increase its mobile network customer base from 50,000 to 120,000 with a total network of 35 base stations in 22 locations nationwide.
Specifically, the solution had reduced congestion on the carrier’s mobile network and doubled capacity so that 16 new mobile base stations nationwide, plus five super stations, could be added to the existing network.
Additional plans include adding 50 base stations that will be rolled out by March to increase mobile network coverage and quadruple network capacity.

 

           



 

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