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Kazakhtelecom deploys Nortel equipment for NGN
Published: Tuesday 22 May 2007 | 11:12 PM CET


Kazakhstan-based communications operator Kazakhtelecom is making phone services and new multimedia applications more widely available across Kazakhstan using a nationwide next-generation network (NGN) from Nortel. Kazakhtelecom has made a multi-million US dollar investment in its network evolution to create the NGN. The new network will improve the availability and quality of long-distance communications as well as deliver high-speed, high-bandwidth communication services for corporate and private users in Kazakhstan. Nortel supplied project design, equipment and development services for the NGN project, while Russia-based Jet Infosystems, Nortel's carrier VoIP service and solution partner, provided installation, deployment, testing and connection services. Based on IP technologies, the converged Kazakhtelecom network enhances long-distance network capacity by integrating VoIP softswitches and media-gateways into the existing switched phone network.

thefinalstage

if you said this to the public than they would listen.

thebman

Its not that the public don't know that broadband is crap in this country, its that the government refuse to do anything about it and the election is being decided on other issues like basic facilities such as healthcare and education which this government has equally neglected.