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Japan’s Eaccess partners with Ericsson to launch LTE network
TT Correspondent |  |  16 Feb 2012

Eaccess, Japan’s Japan's leading mobile broadband operators has partnered with Ericsson to launch a Mixed Mode solution for WCDMA and LTE. With Ericsson Eaccess can use the same radio frequency band for both LTE and WCDMA services.

Under the terms of the agreement, Ericsson will provide Eaccess with full turnkey Network Rollout, Network Optimization & Consulting, and upgrade the Packet Core network to an Evolved Packet Core architecture.

LTE enables the fast transfer of huge amounts of data in an efficient and cost-effective way. By switching to this new technology, Eaccess customers will enjoy an enhanced user experience. It will also simplify the process of adjusting frequency allocation in the future as traffic demand shifts from WCDMA to LTE, allowing the operator to optimize its use of spectrum. Commercial launch of the Mixed Mode solution will begin in major cities across the country from March 2012.

"Ericsson's global leadership, experience and vision for LTE were the key factors behind our decision to select the company as our LTE network partner", said Eric Gan, Representative Director, President of eAccess Ltd.

"Ericsson's LTE technology and experience will allow us to take a smarter approach to addressing the complexity that comes with the exponential growth in data exchange. With LTE access, the operator can meet users' demands for new and enhanced mobile internet applications of the future, said Jan Signell, President of Ericsson Japan.

With more than 5.6 million mobile broadband and wired internet subscribers, Eaccess is a leader in mobile broadband in Japan, and has been working closely with Ericsson since 2006 as its main supplier. Under the agreement, Ericsson will supply LTE functionality to Japan's metropolitan areas, such as Tokyo, Tokai and Osaka.

    
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16 Feb 2012(IST)  
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