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Unitel Group’s Nationwide 4G LTE Coverage Brings New Opportunities to Mongolia

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Mongolia, the land of the Gobi Desert and the steppe, has made significant progress in its technology and landscape sector in recent years. The country’s technology landscape is being shaped by Unitel Group, one of the largest information and communications companies in Mongolia, which has emerged as a key player in the country’s economy. Unitel Group offers a range of services, including mobile communications, triple-play service, satellite communications, broadband network, satellite network, and mobile content.

Mongolia’s unique topology and cultural aspect presented a special challenge for telecommunication companies, but Unitel Group foresaw the critical need for a comprehensive communications system capable of bringing people together. With a commitment to expanding its network and embracing emerging technologies, the company is helping to shape the future of Mongolia’s technology landscape.

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In the late 1990s, the first mobile phone made its way to Mongolia. Today, an impressive 97.6% of the country’s 3.4 million population own and use mobile phones, indicating significant progress in the technology sector. With the rise in mobile phone usage, the need for a comprehensive communication system became more critical, and Unitel Group stepped in to address this need.

In 2016, Unitel Group accomplished a significant feat by being the first to establish a nationwide 4G LTE network across the country. The company achieved this despite the challenging environmental, climatic, and geographical conditions in Mongolia. This achievement placed Mongolia among the 25 countries worldwide that have successfully implemented a 4G LTE network at a national level.

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Unitel Group’s nationwide 4G LTE coverage has brought new opportunities and advantages for Mongolia’s scattered nomadic population, regardless of their proximity to urban or remote areas. The 4G LTE network allows people in remote areas to have access to the same communication capabilities as those in urban areas, thereby bridging the gap between different parts of the country. The nationwide coverage has also enabled businesses to expand their operations and reach more customers.

Tourists traveling to remote areas where connectivity can be challenging can also benefit from Unitel Group’s 4G LTE network. With access to the network, travelers can stay connected to their loved ones, check their emails, and navigate unfamiliar terrain using GPS. The nationwide coverage enhances any traveler’s experience, making it an ideal choice for tourists planning to visit Mongolia.

Recently, Unitel Group launched its first test station for the new 5G network in the central square of Ulaanbaatar, the country’s capital. Connection trials are taking place across the city and provinces, and the company is committed to expanding its network and embracing emerging technologies to drive Mongolia’s technology landscape forward.

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Unitel Group’s comprehensive offerings, including the nationwide 4G LTE coverage and the new 5G network, are making significant contributions to the country’s technology landscape. The company’s commitment to expanding its network and embracing emerging technologies is driving Mongolia’s technology landscape forward and providing new opportunities and advantages to its nomadic population.

In conclusion, Unitel Group’s nationwide 4G LTE coverage has made significant contributions to Mongolia’s technology landscape and brought new opportunities and advantages to its nomadic population. With the launch of the new 5G network, the company is driving the country’s technology landscape forward and providing even more possibilities for its people. Unitel Group’s commitment to expanding its network and embracing emerging technologies is helping to shape the future of Mongolia’s technology landscape.

 

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