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Indonesian operator Telkom to deploy the first WiMAX network in the country

Indonesia's largest telecom operator Telkom Indonesia's telecommunications infrastructure selected provider TeknologiRisetGlobal (TRG) to assist their deployment of WiMAX networks, Telkom will be deployed in the 3.5GHz and 3.3GHz band WiMAX network, based on the 802.16d standard in Indonesia provides a fixed WiMAX wireless broadband网络. As of the end of September 2009, Telkom has nearly 79.8 million subscribers, market share of approximately 52%.

The Telkom chose TRG's WiMAX solution will be in Indonesia's West Java Island, Jakarta, Sumatra and Kalimantan to deploy WiMAX network.

Previously, TRG has Canadian WiMAX system manufacturers Tranzeo Wireless Technologies signed an agreement to develop WiMAX wireless broadband market in Indonesia. The TRG and the Tranzeo Indonesian cooperation will provide a world-class WiMAX broadband network equipment and technologies to meet local residents on the wireless broadband network needs. In accordance with the requirements of the agreement, TRG will provide Indonesia with Tranzeo provided to families based on the 802.16d fixed WiMAX standard wireless broadband network.

TRG's chairman Gato Tettey Tooker (GatotTetuko) said: We are using the Tranzeo's WiMAX expertise and powerful technology for Indonesian carriers deliver industry-leading WiMAX solutions, and this is our first time with the Tranzeo together, hope that this cooperation a success for both sides to get more opportunities for cooperation in the future and lay a solid foundation.

Tranzeo President and CEO Jimutuoke (JimToche), said: TRG is well aware of the needs of operators in Indonesia, and for a complete tailored solution to meet the Indonesian operators to deploy WiMAX network demand, we are very pleased to be

Telkom's partners to help customers deploy next generation network in Indonesia.

It is understood that last year in August, the Indonesian government awarded WiMAX license in 8. This eight licenses by the Indonesian Telkom, Indonesia, Indosat, Mega Media, Indonesia Internux, Indonesia's first media, the Indonesian JasnitaTelekomindo, Indonesia BercaHardayaperkasa, Indonesia Rahajas (also known as Indonesia's WiMAX Union), as well as a composition by PtComtronics system and PTAdiwartaPerdania of the consortium.

It is reported that all the companies involved in bidding must provide deployment strategy, and to ensure that at least 30% of the equipment used is manufactured locally. The eight winners of the license from the original 73 bidders have expressed interest in the company de-Ying come up in every region there are two operators.

At the same time, Indonesia's WiMAX market has attracted many manufacturers to participate, as the world's largest chip maker, Intel is no exception, Intel and the Indonesian government in the country to launch the field of education worth about 1 trillion rupiah ( about nearly 1 million U.S. dollars) in WiMAX computer engineering, is used in Indonesia, can be assembled within the wireless Internet access.