Ericsson’s new multi band network solutions can potentially bring an end to ‘call drops’ and ‘poor data speed’ in India
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India is still dealing with issues like call drops and network issues and there is certainly a huge amount of innovation needed apart from investment in the telecom sector. This new announcement from
This innovation can help operators deal with the ever increasing demand for data from all across India, Rajan Mathews, MD, COAI says, “These are major technology innovations that can certainly help country like India where a majority of people are still using a feature phone, these innovations will cater to multi technology handsets. These innovations can help in enhancing capacity and coverage and will also enable efficient use of spectrum and help operators in infrastructure sharing.”
A dual antenna solution can help both the telecom industry and the consumers. While it can also help operators to boost capacity in a more energy and cost efficient way it can also provide a superior end customer experience.
According to Nitin Bansal, Head of Network Products, Ericsson India, ”Ericsson’s latest range of dual band radio solutions have been designed to help Indian operators address this heightened demand by increasing capacity, improving coverage outdoors and indoors while enabling significant opex benefits”
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Network performances has been put to test in the past where the number of smartphone users in India has grown exponentially and operators have had a challenging time keeping up with the rapidly changing data usage patterns. While these products have been announced it will still be a while before it’s available for operators in India and we certainly hope it can help the operators deal with the huge growth in video and social media consumption and cater to the dramatic increase in data traffic in India.
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