Does Uzbek Telecom have a 5G network?State-owned telco Uzbektelecom, which operates as Uztelecom, announced on Thursday that it has launched its non-standalone (NSA) 5G network in all regional centres of Uzbekistan, and has teased plans to move ahead with 5G-Advanced technology soon.
How many 5G base stations has Uztelecom commissioned?Under that project, Uztelecom says it has modernized and commissioned over 3,500 base stations to date. The telco launched a 5G trial in April 2023 in the capital city of Tashkent that utilised over 60 5G base stations.
Does Tashkent have a 5G network?The first stage of the project provides for full coverage of the city of Tashkent with a 5G network, as well as partial coverage of regional centers.
Why did Uztelecom launch 5G?Uztelecom said the 5G launch is part of the telco’s "Season of Renewal" project to modernize its mobile network that began in March 2022. Under that project, Uztelecom says it has modernized and commissioned over 3,500 base stations to date.
How many base stations will be modernized in Uzbekistan?As part of the project, more than 3,000 existing base stations across Uzbekistan will be modernized using the latest technologies, and more than 2,000 new base stations will be built and put into operation. The process of upgrading base stations to the 5G standard is an important stage of the project.
Which telco will launch NSA 5G in Uzbekistan?Thursday’s launch makes Uztelecom the first telco in Uzbekistan to launch NSA 5G. However, recently-privatised rival telco Rubicon Wireless Communications, a.k.a. Perfectum, aims to be the first in the country – and all of Central Asia – to launch standalone (SA)
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State-owned telco Uzbektelecom, which operates as Uztelecom, announced on Thursday that it has launched its non-standalone (NSA) 5G network in all regional centres of Uzbekistan, and has teased plans to move ahead with 5G-Advanced technology soon.
Under that project, Uztelecom says it has modernized and commissioned over 3,500 base stations to date. The telco launched a 5G trial in April 2023 in the capital city of Tashkent that utilised over 60 5G base stations.
The first stage of the project provides for full coverage of the city of Tashkent with a 5G network, as well as partial coverage of regional centers.
Uztelecom said the 5G launch is part of the telco’s "Season of Renewal" project to modernize its mobile network that began in March 2022. Under that project, Uztelecom says it has modernized and commissioned over 3,500 base stations to date.
As part of the project, more than 3,000 existing base stations across Uzbekistan will be modernized using the latest technologies, and more than 2,000 new base stations will be built and put into operation. The process of upgrading base stations to the 5G standard is an important stage of the project.
Thursday’s launch makes Uztelecom the first telco in Uzbekistan to launch NSA 5G. However, recently-privatised rival telco Rubicon Wireless Communications, a.k.a. Perfectum, aims to be the first in the country – and all of Central Asia – to launch standalone (SA) 5G.
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