Alcatel-Lucent supports APT to cater Mobile Broadband Services for Subscribers

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Alcatel-Lucent supports APT to cater Mobile Broadband Services for Subscribers

Alcatel-Lucent is believed to enable the Asia Pacific Telecom Co., Ltd (APT) to expand its delivery of high-speed 3G services and meet customers' growing demand for video, Internet and data services on-the-move.

In the second half of 2012, APT is said to extend its existing comprehensive list of fixed and mobile services to deliver seamless data services - including the latest multimedia applications - to business and residential customers. This is expected to provide a new experience for customers, enabling them to switch from text to voice to video on the communications most convenient at the time and wherever they are - in the home, office or on the move.

Over the course of the supply agreement, Alcatel-Lucent claims to replace equipment previously supplied to APT by other vendors. Additionally, as it continues to evolve its network to offer even higher speeds and a greater variety of services, APT is said to be able to utilise Alcatel-Lucent's breakthrough lightRadio portfolio to further expand and differentiate its service offers.

Under this agreement, Alcatel-Lucent claims to deliver its market-leading 3G mobile broadband solution, which is based on CDMA EV-DO technology and its proprietary IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) technology. Alcatel-Lucent is also supposed to deploy its full services expertise in the delivery and integration of third party equipment.


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