TT-Network (TTN), the joint venture between TeliaSonera and Telenor, has completed the final phase of its Single RAN network sharing project powered by Nokia Networks. TTN’s process for creating a common infrastructure in Denmark started in 2012 with the merger of Telia’s and Telenor’s LTE networks, followed by their 3G networks.
According to a statement by Nokia Networks, the latest development marks the first time that a network across GSM, 3G and LTE has been supplied to two operators sharing the network and frequencies. It has led to improved coverage and capacity along with an excellent mobile broadband experience, added the company.
Johan Wickman, CEO at TT-Network
So far, no other operator has accomplished a multiradio sharing initiative of such a broad scope. In Nokia Networks, we have a trusted partner with global experience in shared networks that helped us achieve our aim of delivering high-quality services in Denmark.
Louise Suhr, head of TTN customer team at Nokia Networks
Our unique solution and ability to manage complex network sharing projects allowed TTN to create Denmark’s best mobile network more rapidly and more efficiently than either partner could have done on its own. The company now provides markedly improved mobile broadband services.
