AT&T Mobility Gears Up Wireless Network For Super Bowl XLIII
Posted on: Wednesday, 14 January 2009, 07:00 CST
At the stadium, AT&T Mobility is increasing 2G (GSM/Global System for
Mobile Communications) voice and data capacity by 400 percent and high-speed
3G (UMTS/Universal Mobile Telecommunications System) voice and data capacity
by nearly 335 percent. In addition to the two existing cell sites AT&T
Mobility has inside the stadium, the company is setting up two mobile cell on
wheels, or "COWs", at the southeast and northeast corners of the stadium
parking lot. Additional capacity on cell sites in the areas of the airport,
downtown, the team hotels and USF will handle increased traffic in those parts
of
"We realize fans in Raymond James Stadium want to be able to connect with
their friends and family during the Super Bowl, whether it's by voice, e-mail,
a text message or live video sharing," said
AT&T Mobility's network personnel will be on site for game day to monitor the network. Traffic on the stadium cell sites will be balanced as needed during the game in order to maximize the ability for customers to make calls and use data services, such as texting, multimedia messaging and sharing live video of the big game with friends and relatives back home.
"Delivering the best customer experience starts with the network," said
AT&T Mobility's wireless network is built on the GSM standard -- the most open and widely used technology in the world. The company's devices work in more than 200 countries and regions.
AT&T Mobility's third-generation (3G) wireless broadband network is the
nation's fastest 3G network, making it possible for customers to view videos,
play games, download music, surf the Internet, check e-mail and access large
files and business applications while on the go. The company's 3G network is
now available in nearly 350 U.S. major metropolitan areas, including
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Source: PR Newswire
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