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Implementation of NGN technology will begin in Turkmenistan

12:4004.05.2020
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Turkmenistan is working on the development of wired telephone communication that supports the new generation of NGN standards, the “Neutral Turkmenistan” newspaper reports.

NGN (Next Generation Network) is a multi — service network that provides the transmission of all types of media traffic and distributed provision of telecommunications services, with the ability to add, edit and distribute pricing. The network supports the transmission of heterogeneous traffic with different quality of service requirements. In simple words, telephony, IP-TV, and the Internet will be served from a single telephone point.

In addition, a number of major projects aimed at creating a comprehensive communication system are currently being implemented. Given the growing demands of the population, one of the projects is aimed at developing mobile communications, including 3G, 4G, and in the near future, 5G high-speed Internet and other mobile services.Turkmenistan is working on the development of wired telephone communication that supports the new generation of NGN standards, the “Neutral Turkmenistan” newspaper reports.

NGN (Next Generation Network) is a multi — service network that provides the transmission of all types of media traffic and distributed provision of telecommunications services, with the ability to add, edit and distribute pricing. The network supports the transmission of heterogeneous traffic with different quality of service requirements. In simple words, telephony, IP-TV, and the Internet will be served from a single telephone point.

In addition, a number of major projects aimed at creating a comprehensive communication system are currently being implemented. Given the growing demands of the population, one of the projects is aimed at developing mobile communications, including 3G, 4G, and in the near future, 5G high-speed Internet and other mobile services.

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