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  • NEC Wins Contract with Polish 3G Operator

    NEC Corporation has signed a framework contract with a leading Polish telecom carrier, Netia, for the supply of it’s advanced, point-to-point wireless access systems, PASOLINK NEO. The new systems will be supplied to the 3G mobile operator P4 the mobile operations arm of Netia SA (”Netia”).

    PASOLINK NEO will be employed to carry out transmission among mobile base stations. P4 plans to install around 10,000 hops in the next 5 years, and NEC expects to provide around 1,000 hops to mainly northern and middle areas of Poland, as well as to Warsaw, to fulfill the initial demands of the framework contract. Full details via JCN Newswire.

    Posted: 29 December 2007 | Filed: European Market, Network Technology | Feedback | Print |
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