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China Mobile Taps Nokia Networks to Deploy Small Cells at Xiamen International Marathon 2015

China Mobile Taps Nokia Networks to Deploy Small Cells at Xiamen International Marathon 2015 Image Credit: SoftBank, Akamai

China Mobile, the world’s largest mobile telecommunications company, has selected Nokia Networks to implement its Flexi Zone TD-LTE small cell solution for the 2015 Xiamen Marathon, an international sports event in China. The solution is aimed at scaling up the operator's network capacity to efficiently manage the unprecedented surge in wireless data traffic expected during the event. 

According to Nokia Networks, during the event, traffic load in the network reached its peak as many of the 45,000 spectators used various apps to share their captured pictures and videos (6500 4G LTE users at peak). Nokia claims that its Flexi Zone TD-LTE small cells managed wireless data with up to 400 simultaneous active LTE users per base station – 4 to 8 times more simultaneous users than other outdoor small cells. With macro software parity, the Nokia Flexi Zone base stations delivered 100% availability with key performance indicators (KPIs) above 99.8% throughout the entire event, added Nokia Networks.

Yu Xiaohan, Head of China Mobile Customer Team, Nokia Networks
We are proud that we helped China Mobile and ultimately the spectators at this mass event such that every picture, video and call could go through the network without any compromise on speed and quality. People were able to enjoy a great LTE performance .

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