Date:03/11/11
“New EATS will be built in Hokmali - the largest settlement of Apsheron”, told head of the Apsheron telecommunication hub, Eyub Ismailov. “More than 1,000 families live in the settlement, but there are only 150 telephone lines here”, he said.
The Apsheron telecommunication hub constructed a building for the new EATS to provide the settlement with necessary number of telephone lines.
At the same time, optical cable line was stretched to the settlement from Khirdalan central EATS so that the residents could use all multimedia services, along with high quality telephone communication. Let’s note that the Apsheron communication network was built on the bases of NGN technology.
New EATS to be built in Hokmali settlement
“New EATS will be built in Hokmali - the largest settlement of Apsheron”, told head of the Apsheron telecommunication hub, Eyub Ismailov. “More than 1,000 families live in the settlement, but there are only 150 telephone lines here”, he said. The Apsheron telecommunication hub constructed a building for the new EATS to provide the settlement with necessary number of telephone lines.
At the same time, optical cable line was stretched to the settlement from Khirdalan central EATS so that the residents could use all multimedia services, along with high quality telephone communication. Let’s note that the Apsheron communication network was built on the bases of NGN technology.
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