Estonian mobile network operator Tele2 Eesti has announced that it will install 15 new 3.5G base stations in the country’s second largest city Tartu this year, with a view to enhancing the service quality received by its customers in the region. The cellco claims that, while its mobile internet services are comparable in quality to those of its rivals, it is aware of increased demand for data service, and said the decision to upgrade the network in Tartu would tackle any congestion. As previously reported by CommsUpdate, last month Tele2 Eesti’s parent company, Swedish group Tele2, revealed it had selected Nokia Siemens Networks (NSN) as sole network supplier for the rollout of 4G Long Term Evolution (LTE) mobile broadband technology across Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.
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OVETEL Tele2 to add new 3.5G base stations in Tartu
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