Indian telecom operator Bharti Airtel on Sunday said it has upgraded its mobile network in North East by adding 10 Mhz spectrum in the 2300 Mhz band.
This addition to the advance network provider will enable improved network availability and data speed as more and more people access high speed data services from their smart devices, the company said in a statement.
"Airtel has deployed an additional 10 Mhz spectrum in the 2300 Mhz band along with advance network software tools across its network in the region to significantly bolster high speed data capacity," it added.
"Airtel had acquired the 10 Mhz spectrum for North East during the recent auctions conducted by the Government of India and with this fresh spectrum, the company has the largest spectrum bank of 70 Mhz in the region", the statement claimed.
"With its diverse spectrum holdings across 2300/2100/1800/900 bands, the company is well positioned to serve the growing demand for high speed data services and its network is fully ready for 5G," Airtel claimed.
Airtel has also deployed advanced network technologies and tools such as pre-5G Massive MIMO, 4G Advanced and Carrier Aggregation to step up high speed network capacity and coverage, it added.
Following the pandemic, the adoption of the work from home and online classes, video streaming has witnessed a massive surge, the company opined.
"Airtel's intervention to build additional capacities will go a long way in helping customers stay connected," the company stated.
