ZTE & Mobiuz Modernize Uzbekistan’s Network in First Phase
▼ Summary
– ZTE has completed the first phase of a network modernization project for Mobiuz in Karakalpakstan and Khorezm, Uzbekistan.
– The upgrades involved replacing radio relay systems and base stations, plus deploying over 1,200 new base stations.
– Internet speeds increased by 20% in Karakalpakstan and 33% in Khorezm, while data traffic grew by 36% and 34% respectively.
– Mobiuz and ZTE leaders highlighted the network’s benefits for education, healthcare, and business access in the regions.
– The partnership will continue with additional phases to further boost connectivity and digital services.
ZTE has successfully wrapped up the initial stage of a significant network modernization initiative for Uzbekistan’s telecom operator Mobiuz, focusing on the regions of Karakalpakstan and Khorezm. This foundational upgrade involved replacing outdated radio relay systems and base stations, while also rolling out more than 1,200 new base stations to substantially enhance coverage and performance across both areas.
Independent testing conducted by the Republican Center for Telecommunication Networks Control in Uzbekistan confirms measurable improvements in network quality. Internet speeds have surged by 20% in Karakalpakstan and 33% in Khorezm, with data traffic climbing by 36% and 34% respectively in the two regions.
Wang Guangdong, CEO of ZTE Uzbekistan, emphasized the long-term value of the project, stating that the company’s advanced technology and experience have established a resilient and forward-looking network infrastructure. This upgrade is designed to meet the growing digital needs of local communities well into the future.
Sobir Aripov, CEO of Mobiuz, highlighted the broader societal benefits already emerging from the enhanced connectivity. He pointed out that the improved network is empowering students with better access to educational resources, equipping healthcare workers with modern digital tools, and opening up new economic opportunities for local entrepreneurs. The notable progress in these regions, he added, validates the strategic direction of the collaboration.
Both ZTE and Mobiuz have committed to continuing their partnership with subsequent phases aimed at further expanding connectivity and enriching digital service offerings across Uzbekistan. While specific details regarding upcoming stages remain under wraps, the companies affirmed their shared dedication to driving technological progress and digital inclusion throughout the country.
(Source: MEA Tech Watch)
