This post is by Ashish Dayama from the Nokia Siemens Networks Mobile Broadband team.

There has been  huge growth in subscriber demand for high-speed 4G mobile broadband and internet services in India. Bharti Airtel, a leading Indian operator, is banking heavily on this growth. “I see the future of telecommunications as very bright – all over the developing markets,” commented Manoj Kohli, joint managing director of Bharti Airtel, recently. To meet pent-up demand in India, the operator is planning to launch commercial TD-LTE services this year.

Bharti Airtel has selected Nokia Siemens Networks, the no. 1 vendor in the Indian market, to supply and manage a TD-LTE network to deliver services like instant internet access and video streaming, which our engineers demonstrated with a successful trial. “[Our] customers are feeling very good about the network which NSN has put in,” said Kohli.  

See the YouTube video for more information about how Nokia Siemens Networks is helping Bharti Airtel with the build-out of its 4G/TD-LTE network.

What about LTE/4G demand in your country? How is it being addressed by local and international operators? What are subscribers expecting from 4G coverage?

For Nokia Siemens Networks’ activities and achievements in the TD-LTE arena, see our webpage.

For a longer version of the video which has more details about the trial, click here.

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One Response to “Reinventing telecommunications in India – How Nokia Siemens Networks is helping Bharti Airtel with its TD-LTE evolution”

  1. 1st Rate says:

    4G is currently being launched in the UK but it’s not available in all areas and on all networks yet. I think they are gradually bring 4G to everyone but trialling it out in certain areas for the time being.

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