New partnership provides improved LTE to Guam
Trials for the improvement of indoor LTE communications in Guam have been conducted by DOCOMO PACIFIC and NEC Corporation.
An enterprise radio access network (E-RAN) solution was provided to retail stores during the trial.
Both companies were able to deliver an indoor signal quality up to three times better than what had previously been in place.
NEC’s E-RAN technology enables simultaneous LTE communications for up to 64 smartphones, tablets and other devices per access point. The solution can be deployed quickly using IT infrastructure, which enables smooth installation and contributes to an improved customer experience.
After deploying the E-RAN solution, users will continue to have access to a robust and reliable connection, even while indoors.
“Many of our buildings in Guam are made to withstand typhoons and earthquakes using material like stone, concrete, steel and tinted glass that contain signal-blocking properties. By using NEC’s E-RAN solution, we are able to deliver an improved LTE signal to our customers that are indoors,” said Jonathan Kriegel, president and chief executive officer, DOCOMO PACIFIC.
“We are very pleased with the success of these trials conducted in cooperation with DOCOMO PACIFIC and will continue contributing to the market-leading telecommunications connectivity offered by DOCOMO PACIFIC, both in Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands,” said Nozomu Watanabe, general manager, Mobile Radio Access Network Division, NEC Corporation.
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