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More than one billion global GSM users standardise on Huawei Anuradha Shukla MIS

November 04, 2010 0 Comments
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More than one billion people, about one quarter of worldwide GSM users, are using Huawei's GSM radio access networks for their mobile communication needs.Huawei said this feather in its cap was made possible through the GSM network that it successfully constructed for MTN Nigeria.High-quality GSM servicesHuawei's partnership has been integral to MTN's success over the past few years, according to Navi Naidoo, CTO of MTN Group, a multinational telecommunications group offering cellular network access and business solutions.Naidoo said MTN was able to provide high-quality GSM services to 120 million subscribers across the entire African continent and several countries in the Middle East due in large to Huawei's GSM infrastructure."I'm excited to be one of the one billion users of Huawei's GSM technology."

Mutually beneficial relationships

GSM is a popular mobile telephony standard in the world and according to Huawei, it invested substantially in its GSM solutions. The company successfully set the 2G network data rate record of 564Kbps with its EDGE+ technology to bring high-bandwidth 3G experiences to 2G users over GSM networks.

Huawei claims its GSM solution has been adopted by nearly every mainstream GSM operator around the world.

Commenting on the achievement, Wan Biao, president of Wireless Networks, Huawei said this milestone was reached due to the close and mutually beneficial relationships the company has with its customers.

"MTN's subscriber base, among which GSM users are predominant, has grown annually by 25 per cent, demonstrating that GSM remains the best choice to satisfy voice service demand for mobile users. We hope our partnership with forward-looking operators like MTN will lead to another billion users."

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