T-Mobile and Huawei have completed testing the world's first LTE-self-organizing network

Huawei and T-Mobile announced the successful completion of testing the world's first LTE networks with functions of self-organization. According to the companies, thanks to the automation of such processes of planning, optimization and recovery network, the decision SON LTE will allow operators to reduce operating expenses arising on these stages.

Tests were conducted using the base stations, T-Mobile eNodeB to check the automatic installation of connections to the neighboring base stations (ANR) solutions SON company Huawei. The statement appears, what the test results showed a high rate of success of the switching and demonstrated that the decision to SON may automatically install and optimize the connections between adjacent base stations / sectors that meet the requirements of the commercial networks, LTE. When you change the network topology SON LTE solution provides a high level of network connections, as well as optimizing the parameters of the network.

Commercial version of SON, Huawei has been released in the second quarter of 2009, now it is a functional part of the solutions of Huawei in the field of networks LTE. In the next phase of Huawei and T-Mobile plans to conduct additional testing opportunities SON, including secure mobile network optimization (MRO).