Nokia has announced a three-year deal with Ooredoo Qatar to expand its mobile network across the whole country.<\/p>\n
The deal builds on an existing relationship through which Nokia has provided LTE-A carrier aggregation technology for the Qatar capital, Doha, claiming that has delivered a maximum of 375 Mbps mobile broadband download speeds.<\/p>\n
The expansion deal covers the full spectrum of mobile technologies from 2G to LTE-A, with the resulting network marketed under Ooredoo\u2019s Supernet brand.<\/p>\n
Ooredoo Qatar Chief Exec, Waleed Al-Sayed, said: \u201cWe continue to enhance the Ooredoo Supernet to deliver the best possible Internet experience, working with a range of international technology leaders such as Nokia.<\/p>\n
\u201cBy deploying these cutting-edge technologies from Nokia, we will continue to actively boost network performance from 2G through to LTE-A, and deliver a host of social, financial and business benefits for Qatar.\u201d<\/p>\n
Nokia Middle East boss, Bernard Najm, said: \u201cThis is another important development in our relationship with Ooredoo Qatar, and we continue the successful deployment of LTE technology across the country.<\/p>\n
Our mobile broadband technology allows service providers to keep pace with fast-growing customer data demands now and into the future.\u201d<\/p>\n
Ooredoo has also announced the launch of its Business Reach Mobile product in Oman.<\/p>\n
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