World’s First LTE Mobile Broadband Connection
World’s First LTE Mobile Broadband Connection
5th June , 2009
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Europe : Huawei Technologies and TeliaSonera/Netcom announced the world’s first mobile broadband internet connection over a live commercial LTE network in Oslo, Norway. Above shows how NetCom sets up world's first live 4G internet connection.
This demonstration saw download speeds to mobile devices greater than what is currently available. Based on Huawei’s LTE solution, TeliaSonera’s LTE network will benefit from high quality and extensive capacity to provide end users with the best mobile communication experience.
Mr. August Baumann, president of Netcom, a subsidiary of TeliaSonera in Norway, said: "We appreciate the professional implementation from Huawei and we are very pleased to make this world’s first LTE session in Norway. It is a significant step in bringing our customers much closer to real fourth generation mobile broadband service. It is also a milestone in the cooperation between TeliaSonera and Huawei."
“We are proud and excited to support TeliaSonera in completing its mobile broadband connection over the world’s first live LTE network,” said Mr. James Chen, managing director of Huawei’s Nordic Office. "The first LTE session reflects Huawei’s leadership in the most cutting-edge of technologies and its ability to build LTE networks. We are well positioned to deliver a high quality network that will enable leading operators like TeliaSonera to achieve business success."
The first showcase of the live LTE network in Oslo, between a Laptop PC with a 4G modem and public internet/intranet, included downloading of high resolution photos, music, movies and mobile business applications, at a speed much quicker than most available fixed internet accesses of today.
By adopting the LTE MIMO and OFDM technologies (Multiple Input Multiple Output and Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplex, key radio technologies of LTE), the download peak data rate can reach 150 Mbps in one LTE cell with multiple terminals.