Bermuda's CellularOne says that it has awarded a contract to Nokia Siemens Networks to deploy a HSPA+ upgrade on its network.
As per the scope of the three-year agreement, Nokia Siemens Networks will provide a comprehensive portfolio of telecommunications equipment and services across radio access, core network and operational support systems.
Professional services, including network optimization, network monitoring, and care services are a part of the overall contract.
"With data use on the rise because of the popularity of smartphones and other 3G capable devices such as the iPad, CellularOne continues to evolve its network capabilities in order to provide the consumer with the best user experience possible on these mobile devices." said Frank Amaral, chief operating officer at CellularOne. "Having successfully deployed our 3G network in May 2009, we once again chose Nokia Siemens Networks' HSPA+ technology as it is ideally suited and proven to deliver the next level of services for our customers."
Financial details were not disclosed.
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