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Videocon selects Nokia as tech partner for 4G rollout

As per rules, the company can use the spectrum allocated to it through auction for deployment of any technology.

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FP Archives|Mar 04, 2013, 14:37:14 IST

New Delhi: Telecom operator Videocon Mobile Services said today it has selected European telecom gear maker Nokia Siemens Network for rolling out 4G services network in the country.

"We intend to engage Nokia Siemens Networks as our Technology partner for our 4G Network rollout in the country, Videocon Mobile Services director and CEO Arvind Bali said in a statement.

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Going forward, through its 4G network the company will look to provide data service (internet) experience including video chat, mobile TV, high definition (HD)TV content, digital video broadcasting etc, he said.

[caption id="attachment_647815" align="alignleft" width="380"] Sandeep Girotra Nokia Siemens Networks, Head of India Region and Arvind Bali, Videocon Mobile Services, Director and CEO. Image courtesy: Videocon From left to right: Mr Sandeep Girotra Nokia Siemens Networks, Head of India Region and Mr Arvind Bali, Videocon Mobile Services, Director and CEO. Image courtesy: Videocon[/caption]

Videocon in November 2012 won spectrum in six telecom circles- Bihar, Gujarat, Haryana, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh-East and West for Rs. 2,221.44 crore.

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As per rules, the company can use the spectrum allocated to it through auction for deployment of any technology.

"We will be pleased to partner with Videocon Mobile Services to launch 4G LTE services in India in order to further drive mobile broadband usage," said Sandeep Girotra, Nokia Siemens Networks head of India region.

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