Rural Coverage

RuralStar allows for low-cost and precise network construction, encouraging the spread of mobile broadband in rural areas. The shift in types of transmission (satellite or microwave to relay), construction (towers to poles), and energy supply (diesel generator to solar) halves the total cost of ownership (TCO). These changes also reduce the investment payback duration from 10 years to 3 to 5 years. RuralStar 2.0 supports multiple modes, multiple hops, and multiple frequency bands to provide voice and data broadband services, while boasting an extended coverage of 60 km.

5G-oriented Site Evolution

Huawei's full series of 5G wireless products and solutions not only suit all 5G bands, but also consist of diverse site forms (such as tower sites, pole sites, and small cells) to satisfy all potential deployment scenarios.

From DAS To DIS

Huawei DIS (Digital Indoor System) features digital head-end, IT cable, and visual O&M. DIS provides customers with the best indoor experience, flexible expansion for long-term evolution; support rapid deployment to reduce the difficulty of site acquisition; simplify management and improve operation and maintenance efficiency.
Digital architecture support indoor 5G evolution with "cable reuse" and "co-spot deployment", and the operator will benefit for a long time from initial invest.

Urban Site Densification

There are three methods to boost network capacity: adding spectrum, improving spectral efficiency, and deploying new sites. Spectrum addition has its drawbacks due to resource scarcity and high cost. Multi-channel and multi-sector are among the key technologies that play a crucial role in improving spectral efficiency. As traffic usage rapidly increases, it is necessary to improve spectral efficiency and deploy new sites to help boost overall site capacity.