The leading local mobile operator and Internet service provider Azercell Telecom continues to hold the lead in this segment - said in a press release structure. And the championship is held both in the number of subscribers and the quality of mobile communication, as regardless of the subscriber's location, quality of Azercell mobile network allows you to establish a reliable connection without interruption.
In 2014, Azercell installed over 169 base stations 2G / 3G network and strengthen the capacity of its 3G network to a record level (48% across the country, 92% of Baku). In July Azercell introduced its subscribers an additional 10 stations 2G network and 36 stations in the network 3G. In general, to date, nationwide network of 2,690 stations Azercell combines 2G, 3G 1880 stations and 264 stations 4G.
Azercell Telecom, which always tries to provide its customers with the highest level of service, operates 4,834 base stations. The company Azercell, by the way, the last two years has strengthened its network coverage by 25%. Azercell is also a company that was first in the country introduced a number of innovations, such as the technology of GSM, GPRS / EDGE, as well as a network of 4G. At the initiative of a few universities in the country have been created test lab 3G and 4G.
LLC Azercell Telecom was founded in 1996 and maintains a leading position in the market since the early years of its operations. Azercell introduced a number of innovative technologies and concepts, such as the GSM-technology, the system of pre-paid mobile services, GPRS / EDGE (mobile Internet), 24/7 Call Center, the office concept Azercell Express, the mobile e-service Asan Imza and others in Azerbaijan.
The company's network, which is 51 percent of the mobile market in the country, covers 99.8 percent of the population. The number of subscribers by the end of 2013 was 4.5 million. In 2011 the company launched a network of 3G, and in 2012 - a network of the fourth generation LTE. The company is the leader in the mobile industry of Azerbaijan and is the largest investor in the non-oil sector.
Azercell is part of a group of companies Telia Sonera operating in 17 countries with a total of 186 million subscribers and 27,000 employees. -17D-
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