Indian mobile service provider, Aircel, has launched its 4G services in four circles, namely, Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Bihar and Odisha.
Aircel will target enterprise customers and home customers covering commercial business districts and potential residential areas.
Interestingly, mobile operator has not revealed any information related to the tariff plans. However, in response to our query, it has said that the offerings will be extremely competitive, both in terms of product as well as price.
Following the launch, Aircel will be the second operator after Airtel, to offer services under all the three existing technologies - 2G, 3G and 4G LTE.
Aircel holds 20MHz of spectrum in the 4G LTE 2300MHz band across eight circles - Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal, Bihar, Odisha, Assam and North East and Jammu and Kashmir.
Anupam Vasudev, chief marketing officer, Aircel said, "Our existing technological leadership position further lends to providing a promising and reliable 4G LTE service to our customers. The wireless broadband services offered will help customers transform their workplaces and homes into 'smarter' entities. The parameters that will differentiate Aircel's 4G LTE services include customized offerings with a quick turnaround time for deployment of services to Enterprise and Home customer, beating existing industry standards; high speed and low latency, which are critical to any enterprise service experience, will be Aircel's key focus deliverable building on Reliable MPLS (Multiple Protocol Label Switching) core network. It is with this targeted approach, Aircel is confident of leading the 4G LTE market in India."
