Ooredoo Kuwait tested 5G two carrier aggregation below 6 Ghz

Ooredoo Kuwait, the leading internet network in Kuwait, has announced the successful completion of Advanced 5G technology by testing Two Carrier Aggregation (2CC CA) to deliver ultra-fast download speed over 3 Gbps. This achievement is a result of the company’s constant development efforts across all aspects of operations, services, and digital enhancement of its network.

The test was conducted by aggregating connectivity from two large continuous 5G spectrum blocks operating in the Sub-6 GHz bands. The 5G Carrier Aggregation can provide superior data rates and enhanced capacity that can support connectivity for a large number of consumer and enterprise devices in wider coverage areas with enhanced experience. This feature is a game-changer in terms of improving efficiency of spectrum resources, enabling 5G standalone (SA), paving the way to next-generation technologies, and offering extensive bandwidth required for Massive Machine Type Communication (mMTC) and Ultra-Reliable Low Latency Communication (uRLLC) applications.

Hassan El Chami, Ooredoo Kuwait Chief Technology Officer, stated that the company continues to trial Advanced 5G innovative and cutting-edge technologies to enhance network performance and improve customer experience. Ooredoo Kuwait maintains its position as the fastest mobile network provider in Kuwait and aims to continuously expand its network capabilities with state-of-the-art industry-leading technologies to maintain its position as the fastest network and the best provider of mobile experience to its valuable consumers and enterprises.

As part of its ambitious strategy, Ooredoo Kuwait aims to provide uninterrupted innovative digital solutions to its customers and enrich their digital experience by enabling them to keep pace with the acceleration in digital transformation in line with 2035 Kuwait Vision. With the successful completion of the 2CC CA test, Ooredoo Kuwait is poised to deliver ultra-fast internet speeds over different types of commercial 5G smartphones and routers.