Cellcard, Cambodia’s telecom supplier, has introduced that it’s going to migrate its fiber community from GPON to XGS-PON utilizing Nokia’s Lightspan and Altiplano broadband options. This modernisation will allow CAMGSM, commercially often known as Cellcard, to ship web speeds as much as 10 Gbps to clients. In keeping with the businesses, the improve will enhance community automation, scalability, and reliability, making certain seamless assist for high-bandwidth functions like gaming and streaming.
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Nokia’s Lightspan and Altiplano Options
Below the settlement, Cellcard will deploy Nokia’s Lightspan Optical Line Terminals (OLTs) and Altiplano Entry Controller throughout Phnom Penh, Siem Reap, and different key cities within the area. “Utilizing Nokia’s Lightspan entry nodes, Cellcard may even be capable to set up a future-ready community that may evolve to 25G PON and instantly handle the rising demand for extra capability,” Nokia stated on February 13, 2025.
The CIO of the ICT Division at Cellcard, stated: “We’re delighted to collaborate with Nokia for the primary time in our fiber networks area to reinforce the residential broadband expertise of our subscribers. The brand new community will allow our customers to take pleasure in high-bandwidth-consuming functions like gaming whereas enhancing community effectivity via automation.”
The Head of South-East Asia North Gross sales, Community Infrastructure at Nokia, added: “Our field-proven Lightspan and Altiplano options will assist Cellcard modernise its fiber broadband community and allow them to scale back its energy expenditure and decrease its carbon emissions.”
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Enhancing Consumer Expertise
The upgraded community will allow Cellcard to offer multi-gigabit broadband entry to houses and companies throughout Cambodia whereas supporting new high-speed, low-latency functions resembling Augmented Actuality (AR) and Digital Actuality (VR).
