Ucom announces a new milestone in its network development – Armenian News

Ucom, one of many largest telecom operators in Armenia, and Ericsson Nikola Tesla, a Croatian supplier of recent ICT merchandise, options, software program, and companies, and an related Ericsson firm proceed their long-standing cooperation. The companions be a part of their forces for the event and enhancement of telecommunications in Armenia, the stakeholders of which will likely be not solely finish customers but in addition enterprises.  

“This new period of strategic growth and modernization marks an vital milestone for Ucom. We’re grateful to our companions at Ericsson Nikola Tesla for taking this journey of innovation with us and trusting us with the employment of their most superior applied sciences in Armenia. The modernization of Ucom’s cell community is essential to make sure that we are able to proceed offering our prospects with essentially the most dependable and modern telecom companies, that are important for any trendy enterprise or establishment to operate successfully. With this funding, Ucom is set to fulfill future calls for from our prospects with higher effectivity, readiness, and agility, creating a brand new sort of person expertise for everybody. This may empower the financial system of Armenia and help its continued development,” mentioned Ralph Yirikian, Director Normal of Ucom. 

This partnership introduces a brand new mannequin of inexperienced duty with much less adversarial carbon footprint along with the bottom power consumption. With this funding, Ucom will guarantee even higher effectivity, readiness, and agility to fulfill the long run calls for of the community.  

“I’m happy that we’ve got continued our profitable long-term partnership with modern telecom operator Ucom in Armenia. Primarily based on our mutual cooperation and the newest software program options, Ucom’s community will likely be much more environment friendly sooner or later and can carry higher advantages to their prospects,” reads the assertion of Gordana Kovačević, President of Ericsson Nikola Tesla.