Only in August of this year, local mobile operator Azercell Telecom launched 194 new stations (RBS).
According to the release, RBS are expanding network coverage and improving the quality of services provided. Increasing the number of data stations will provide subscribers with more reliable and convenient connection anywhere in the country.
To date, all over the country there are 4087 stations installed Azercell Telecom.
Azercell continues to occupy the position of Azerbaijan's leading mobile operator by subscribers, as well as the quality of mobile communications. Azercell, which introduced a number of innovative concepts in Azerbaijan, also became a pioneer in the field of GSM technology, GPRS / EDGE network and 4G. At the initiative of the company was set up laboratories 3G and 4G at several universities in the country.
Azercell Telecom continues to provide its customers with the latest technological innovations and the benefits of high-quality mobile communications, the company said. - 17D-
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