Telefónica O2 Germany has entrusted Nokia Siemens Networks with a large services contract to expand its network capacity across Germany to further prepare for future increases in traffic growth.
"We are constantly investing in our network capabilities to offer the best possible quality to our customers and to prepare our network for future demand," said Andrea Folgueiras, chief technology officer at Telefónica O2 Germany. "Nokia Siemens Networks is already our 3G technology supplier in the northeast and western areas of Germany and also convinced us that it has the service capability to handle a speedy network expansion."
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"We are constantly investing in our network capabilities to offer the best possible quality to our customers and to prepare our network for future demand," said Andrea Folgueiras, chief technology officer at Telefónica O2 Germany. "Nokia Siemens Networks is already our 3G technology supplier in the northeast and western areas of Germany and also convinced us that it has the service capability to handle a speedy network expansion."
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