Uztelecom Launches 5G and Prepares for 5.5G in Uzbekistan Uztelecom, the state-owned telecom operator, has officially launched its non-standalone (NSA) 5G network across all
Get a quoteProject Background In recent years, 5G coverage has been expanding in major cities and tourist centers across Uzbekistan. In response, the client (a telecom operator in
Get a quoteUztelecom enhances its 5G network, now covering every regional center in Uzbekistan, paving the way for nationwide digital transformation.
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Get a quoteUztelecom has expanded its 5G rollout to cover all regional centers across Uzbekistan. The carrier, which launched 5G in the capital city of Tashkent in 2022, revealed
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Get a quoteUztelecom''s launch makes it the first operator in Uzbekistan to deploy NSA 5G. However, its recently privatized competitor, Rubicon Wireless Communications, known as
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Get a quoteUzbekistan''s state operator Mobiuz has embarked on a wide-reaching modernisation of its network in order to boost capacity and quality of service. Mobiuz has
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Get a quoteThursday''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
Get a quoteAs of mid-November 2023, Kazakhtelecom announced that the 5G network is operational in 15 cities, with over 1,000 live 5G base stations. Tele2
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Get a quoteThe operator also has16 5G base stations operational in test mode in the city of Samarkand. In Samarkand, Mobiuz''s 5G base stations were initially installed at the ''Silk Road
Get a quoteIn April 2023, a 5G trial was successfully launched in the capital city of Tashkent, using more than 60 newly installed 5G base stations. At the
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Get a quoteThe 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.
Since March 2023, the process of increasing the speed of mobile Internet and introducing 5G technology throughout the country has begun, the head of the Uzbektelecom press service Timur Mamajonov reported.
The state-owned operator, Kazakhtelecom, already outlined its plans concerning the 5G services launch, with the first 486 base stations scheduled to be launched in Astana, Almaty, and Shymkent in 2023, ahead of a wider rollout of over 7,000 5G cell sites across the Kcell and Tele2-Altel networks by the end of 2025.
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.
Operators in Kyrgyzstan are piloting 5G as well. In September 2022, MegaCom, in partnership with Huawei and the Ministry of Digital Development, launched a 5G showcase zone in Bishkek. Nur Telecom (O!) opened a second demo zone in October 2022 in the city of Osh, in addition to the one in Bishkek.
Kyrgyzstan also came first in terms of 4G at 88.8%, up from 81.9% in Q2 2021. Tajikistan made the most progress with regard to 4G Availability — increasing by 12.8 ppt from 59.5% in Q4 2021 to 72.3% in Q4 2022, followed by Uzbekistan, which increased from 67.1% 4G Availability in Q4 2021 to 75.4% in Q4 2022.
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