18 September 2014
Cambodian
telecommunications company EMAXX signed a contract with China's Huawei, a
global ICT solutions provider, on Wednesday in order to develop EMAXX's 4G
network in Cambodia.
Under the
contract, Huawei will build 4G base stations in eight Cambodian cities. The
whole project is estimated to take two years to be accomplished. "The
project is aimed to build a national communication and information network in
Cambodia, consisting of the construction of Internet Data Center (IDC) with
multiple international gateways and national fiber telecom backbone network
with 400 Gb/s," said the statement. "While accomplished, the whole
network will serve 90 percent population of the eight Cambodian cities."
Chairman
of Shenzhen KeyBridge Communications which is the parent company of EMAXX, said
EMAXX will officially launch 4G commercial network firstly in Phnom Penh in
early 2015, providing 4G voice service, mobile broadband internet service, and
fixed high-speed broadband internet service.
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