Maltese company Melita has integrated HSPA mobile broadband into its existing cable-TV network, thus adding mobile broadband to its TV, internet and fixed telephony offerings.
Ericsson served as the end-to-end integrator for the project. Specifically, Ericsson has supplied, integrated and deployed an IP-based HSPA radio access, circuit and packet core network, plus a revenue management solution. Financial terms were not disclosed.
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Malta's Melita Integrates HSPA with its Cable Network with Ericsson
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