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Alcatel-Lucent supplies 4G LTE network to Claro Uruguay

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Sharath Kumar
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PARIS,FRANCE: Alcatel-Lucent has supplied Claro Uruguay, a division of leading global wireless service provider America Movil, with an end-to-end 4G LTE network that will be fully deployed and operational in Montevideo by February 2014. Additional phases of network deployment in 2014 will increase the coverage in Montevideo and other cities.

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The new network, which is part of America Movil's Latin American 4G rollout, includes Alcatel-Lucent's end-to-end LTE solution and industry-leading IP Networking technology. Claro Uruguay customers can expect some of the most advanced wireless broadband services with ultra high speeds. The advanced LTE network is an overlay of existing 3G and will enable services such as HD video with Video on Demand, at least 10 times faster high-speed navigation, high definition videoconferencing, online gaming and other applications

Key Facts:

Claro Uruguay is deploying Alcatel-Lucent's end-to-end 4G LTE solution that includes eNodeB, MME, OSS, and services throughout Montevideo with additional sites being rolled out across the country in 2014

The network is part of American Movil's 4G LTE Latin American rollout which began with Claro Puerto Rico in 2012

Alcatel-Lucent also will deploy its 5620 Service Aware Manager (SAM)

As Alcatel-Lucent repositions itself as a specialist in IP Networking and Ultra-Broadband Access, the Claro Uruguay 4G LTE deployments underscore the company's capabilities in advanced networking and access technologies.

Horacio Alvarellos, Claro Uruguay Director, said: "We are delighted that Alcatel-Lucent was able to bring our new network into service so quickly. The deployment of 4G LTE is very important for Claro to expand our competitiveness in Wireless Broadband and offer new services to our customers. Especially for our customers in Montevideo and other urban areas it is important to offer a range of alternative services and improve coverage."

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