GO has said that its customers will soon be able to enjoy “unparallelled mobile internet speeds” thanks to the launch of fourth generation (4G) mobile telecommunications services.
According to an agreement with Nokia Networks as supplier of the 4G network, the launch will also include a major overhaul of GO’s national Radio Access Network (RAN).
Kelvin Camenzuli, GO’s Chief Technical Officer stated, ”the introduction of 4G is an exciting prospect for GO’s customers, giving those who live their lives on the move access to even faster mobile internet speeds. This substantial investment is in line with GO’s ongoing strategy to deliver the best communications and entertainment experience and to provide the benefits of the latest technology and connectivity to personal customers and business.”
Massimo Mazzocchini, Country Director for Italy and Malta at Nokia Networks, said, “subscriber appetite for applications has reached an all-time high. This project is an important landmark in our long-term partnership with GO. Our services expertise will plan and implement the best radio technology for GO using the energy-efficient and compact Nokia Flexi Multiradio 10 Base Station for next-generation mobile broadband networks.”