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Nokia partners LG Plus to deploy indoor 5G small cells solutions in South Korea

Nokia partners LG Plus to deploy indoor 5G small cells solutions in South Korea

Nokia will install the small cell systems in locations like shopping malls and office buildings.

By iTnews Asia Team on Apr 20, 2021 8:07AM

Nokia has announced an agreement with LG Uplus to expand 5G coverage by installing new equipment from Nokia’s AirScale portfolio across South Korea, enabling seamless 5G indoor and outdoor connectivity.

The deal is expected to accommodate future network expansion and will further deepen the partnership between the two companies, which have already collaborated on LTE, 5G and digital projects.

Being the first deployment of its kind in the country, Nokia will install its next-generation small cell AirScale Indoor (ASiR) systems in a range of indoor locations including shopping malls and office buildings.

Composed of Nokia’s Digital Baseband unit and ASiR-pRRH solution (pico Remote Radio Head), the system features multi-operator and multi-band support and will enable LG Uplus to provide 5G connectivity.

The compact and flexible nature of the ASiR indoor system means it can be deployed quickly in strategic locations when additional capacity is required and is ideal for both consumers and enterprise customers.

ASiR facilitates a simple service upgrade to 5G New Radio with minimal on-site working if required, and features a web-based manager, enabling remote configuration without need for a separate application - making it an ideal replacement for traditional, complex and expensive distributed antenna system (DAS) systems - with flexibility further enhanced by cell combination and splitting.

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