US operator Alaska will gradually abandon CDMA switching to LTE

C114 Beijing Time June 23 Morning News (Zhang Yuehong) U.S. operator Alaska Communication announced that the LTE network will be deployed to gradually use the CDMA business development. Alaska has announced plans to invest 12 million of billions of dollars in the necessary return infrastructure for LTE upgrades, plus other related investments of $20 million trillion, with a total of $32 million trillion invested in LTE.　　Investment funds from the company's existing operating revenue and cash reserves.　　Alaska plans to make the LTE network commercially available in a step-by-step manner.　　Alaska is headquartered in Alaska State port city Anchorage (Anchorage), is the Alaska State first telecom operator, providing 3GCDMA business, with 116,000 users, the company spokesman Heather Cavanaugh said the future release of more information about LTE. VerizonWireless is the most widely-covered carrier in the US LTE network, and company spokesman Jeffrey Nelson says Verizon has no timetable for when it will launch its LTE operations in Alaska State. At&t adroit will be in Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Houston and San Antonio commercial LTE this summer, spokesman Mark Siegel declined to say when At&t would be in Alaska State commercial LTE.