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ISP partners Bitflux on expansion of 4G LTE service in Nigeria

By Adeyemi Adepetun
10 May 2016   |   2:19 am
Leading Internet service provider, e.Stream Networks has partnered with wholesale wireless access broadband service provider, Bitflux Communications, to be its 4G LTE (Long Term Evolution) carrier across Nigeria..
PHOTO: telecomtalk.info

PHOTO: telecomtalk.info

Leading Internet service provider, e.Stream Networks has partnered with wholesale wireless access broadband service provider, Bitflux Communications, to be its 4G LTE (Long Term Evolution) carrier across Nigeria. The partnership is aimed at providing high speed Internet service to the vast Nigerian data subscribers.

LTE is a 4G wireless communications standard developed by the 3rd Generation Partnership Project (3GPP) designed to provide up to 10 times the speeds of 3G networks for mobile devices such as smartphones, tablets, notebooks and wireless hotspots. 4G technologies are designed to provide IP-based voice, data and multimedia streaming at speeds of at least 100 megabytes per second (Mbps) and up to as fast as 1Gigabyte per second (Gbps).

Announcing the partnership on Monday in Lagos, Managing Director of e.Stream Networks, Muyiwa Ogungboye, said that in line with the company’s objective of providing the right service and deployment of the right technology, it has entered into the partnership to further expand broadband penetration in the country.

This partnership is indeed great news for Internet providers in Lagos particularly, which is the first location to experience the e.Stream 4G LTE technology.

“As an ISO9001 Quality Certified company, e.Stream is a licensed wireless Internet provider dedicated to providing high speed Internet services for businesses using a variety of up-to-date technologies.

“We ensure that our customers’ business communication needs are achieved from a broad range of end-to-end efficient and reliable IP based (data and voice communications) services. With over 10 years in the ICT sector and presence all over Nigeria, we take pride in being recognized as a leading high speed Internet provider,” said Ogungboye.

Bitflux Communications Ltd on the other hand is a licensed Wholesale Wireless Access Broadband Service Provider offering innovative 4G Broadband Services on a state-of-the-art world class LTE Network, and is focused on helping telecommunications service providers grow nationwide.

According to Ogungboye, “Our vision is to be the best Internet provider of choice and that is why we have partnered with Bitflux to ensure the actualization of this objective and vision in the retail arm of our business especially as we have been in the corporate market for over 10years now. We pride ourselves as the virtual private network that is more than ready to give the right service based on customer demands.

“With the 4G LTE, customers will now be able to stream music and videos, upload, download and essentially do anything on the Web easily. Our 4G LTE is not just focused on improving download speed, but has been designed to improve upload speed too. Wireless Internet providers should always consider its subscribers’ needs, to make sure they have a pleasurable browsing experience.”

The 4G LTE technology faster upload and download speed will give application developers more options for creating better user experiences on mobile for gaming, banking, socializing, shopping, watching videos and more via the Web or applications.

This strategic alliance will afford customers the opportunity of enjoying firsthand experience of the 4G LTE technology at deployment in addition to the most affordable price in the market, using its range of high speed Wi-Fi and Mi-Fi 4G LTE devices. Cheap Internet service is now available with the new e.Stream 4G LTE package, and affords the customer the opportunity of doing more in little time with lesser data being consumed.
Currently, e.Stream Networks 4G LTE services are available in some parts of Lagos including Lagos Island, Victoria Island and Ikoyi.

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