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Huawei Completes SingleSON Test on an LTE Commercial Network
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Huawei today announced that it has completed the industry's first SingleSON test on an LTE commercial network in Hong Kong. The company said that the SingleSON test showed that throughput on the cell's edge can be enhanced up to 30% using its Adaptive ICIC technology.
The development of mobile broadband has seen the advent of multi-mode and multi-layer networks, which creates challenges for operators in the form of increasingly complex neighbor relations as well as high operation and maintenance (O&M) costs and efficiency. A Self-Organizing Network (SON) is becoming a key factor in implementing successful evolution for mobile broadband. Operators are seeking means of efficiently operating multi-mode and multi-layer networks in an environment like Hong Kong, which has a high population density and complicated wireless environment.
In 2009, Huawei successfully completed the world's first LTE SON test with T-Mobile in Austria. In October 2011, Huawei launched SingleSON, the world's first multi-mode, multi-layer SON solution. And in February 2012, Huawei announced the commercial launch of the Automatic Neighbor Relation (ANR), a feature of the SingleSON solution, on an LTE network in Germany.
Ying Weimin, Huawei President for GSM&UMTS<E Wireless Networks, said: "The industry's first SingleSON test on an LTE commercial network in Hong Kong is a big step for the development of Self-Organizing Networks. In the MBB era, Huawei aims to build no-edge networks, bringing end user high speeds as well as high quality, consistent service."
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