Ericsson Milestone: 2 Million Base Stations Delivered to Date
In 2007, Ericsson delivered its one millionth radio base station, some 20 years since shipping its first base station. It has taken only three years to deliver the next million. The two millionth radio base station was an Ericsson RBS 6000 unit, delivered as part of a mobile broadband network expansion project.
Ericsson estimates that its base stations connect 1.5 billion people worldwide. http://www.ericsson.com
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