Tele2 optimizes infrastructure operation by increasing antenna height
MOSCOW, March 27 – RIA Novosti. The Russian mobile operator Tele2 optimizes the operation of the existing infrastructure by increasing the height of the antenna suspension, which allows to improve the quality of the network without the need to build new facilities, the operator told RIA Novosti.
“Tele2 has optimized the operation of the existing infrastructure by increasing the height of the antenna suspension by an average of 16 meters. Now the project covers more than 1,000 infrastructure facilities. Tele2 technical experts have identified places with potential to expand coverage: doubling the height Suspension is aimed at increasing network efficiency and performance. “This allows to reduce capital costs for customers and improve mobile Internet quality by achieving the highest efficiency in existing infrastructure, not by building new facilities.”
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It was noted that after the optimization, the traffic processed by the base station increased by an average of 47%.
In April 2022, telecommunications equipment manufacturers Nokia of Finland and Ericsson of Sweden announced the suspension of their activities in Russia. In August, the media reported that the companies would leave the country before the end of the year.
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Source: Ria
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