Nokia to Build 5G Network in Qatar

According to a statement, the cloud-based architecture on which Nokia’s network will be based is scalable, agile and flexible, as well as suitable for supporting mission-critical communications between machines. The solution will feature a range of different applications, such as the Nokia AirFrame datacentre, CloudBand management tool and Virtualized Network Functions (VNFs). Matthias Jablonowski explores the potential of wireless networks for terminal operations in a recent Port Technology technical paper Ooredoo is said to be a worldwide leader in the 5G ecosystem, using the advanced capabilities of the technology to test a number of use cases, including aerial taxis and drones.
The company is now waiting for 5G-ready devices to become more widely available before rolling out a new series of commercial services. Yousuf Abdulla Al Kubaisi, Chief Operating Officer, Ooredoo Qatar, said: “The modernization of our core network will enhance our capabilities to innovate with new services.