Nokia edges ahead in Thailand
Nokia and Thai mobile operator Total Access Communications (DTAC) have extended their frame agreement to expand DTAC's GSM/GPRS/EDGE network.

and
's second largest mobile operator,
(DTAC), have extended their frame agreement to expand DTAC's GSM/GPRS/EDGE network in
. The new two-year agreement is valued at approximately $212 million.
Under the agreement Nokia delivers a number of its EDGE (Enhanced Data GSM Environment) -enabled UltraSite base stations as well as the Nokia NetAct network and services management system.
The expansion will enable DTAC to increase its network coverage and capacity nationwide in
"We strongly believe there are four to five million new subscribers in 2005 who want to enhance their lives through both basic and innovative mobile services,” said Vichai Bencharongkul, Co-Chief Executive Officer, Total Access Communication. “With radio solutions and technologies supplied by Nokia, DTAC will be able to enhance our coverage further and provide our best network quality and latest applications and services to our subscribers.”
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