BeCloud expands LTE network by 23% to 3,047 base stations since early 2021
<p> MINSK, Jun 18 - PrimePress. Belarus’ infrastructure operator Belarusian Cloud Technologies JLLC (beCloud trademark) has expanded its LTE network by 23% since early 2021 up to 3,047 base stations, the company’s press service said. </p> <p> </p> <p> LTE base stations operate in three bands - 1800 MHz, 2600 MHz and 800 MHz. At present the beCloud LTE network operates in 940 cities and towns, and covers 57% of the territory of Belarus. This allows more than 95% of the country's population to have access to 4G services. </p> <p> </p> <p> In 2021, the priority area for LTE network expansion is rural areas, the report says. In order to provide 4G to inhabitants of small towns and villages, beCloud builds networks in the frequency range of 800 MHz, which has a longer range. There are 942 base stations operating in this range. In addition, the operator is working on upgrading and expanding the capacity of the existing network. </p> <p> </p> <p> Currently, 4G services based on beCloud’s LTE network are provided by mobile operators A1, MTS and life:). </p> <p> </p> <p> Belarus Cloud Technologies JLLC (beCloud) was established in 2012, with a 51% held by the National Traffic Exchange Centre. In December 2015, beCloud launched its LTE Advanced network (4G) in Minsk. beCloud stands behind 4 infrastructural projects in Belarus: the national datacom network, the national data processing centre, the cloud platform, and the LTE Advanced network. End </p>
2021-06-19
Primepress
BeCloud expands LTE network by 23% to 3,047 base stations since early 2021
MINSK, Jun 18 - PrimePress. Belarus’ infrastructure operator Belarusian Cloud Technologies JLLC (beCloud trademark) has expanded its LTE network by 23% since early 2021 up to 3,047 base stations, the company’s press service said.
LTE base stations operate in three bands - 1800 MHz, 2600 MHz and 800 MHz. At present the beCloud LTE network operates in 940 cities and towns, and covers 57% of the territory of Belarus. This allows more than 95% of the country's population to have access to 4G services.
In 2021, the priority area for LTE network expansion is rural areas, the report says. In order to provide 4G to inhabitants of small towns and villages, beCloud builds networks in the frequency range of 800 MHz, which has a longer range. There are 942 base stations operating in this range. In addition, the operator is working on upgrading and expanding the capacity of the existing network.
Currently, 4G services based on beCloud’s LTE network are provided by mobile operators A1, MTS and life:).
Belarus Cloud Technologies JLLC (beCloud) was established in 2012, with a 51% held by the National Traffic Exchange Centre. In December 2015, beCloud launched its LTE Advanced network (4G) in Minsk. beCloud stands behind 4 infrastructural projects in Belarus: the national datacom network, the national data processing centre, the cloud platform, and the LTE Advanced network. End