Belgian incumbent Belgacom has announced that it expects to inaugurate commercial Long Term Evolution (LTE) services before the end of 2012. In outlining its plans to open up the service to the public, the telco has also revealed that its mobile subsidiary Proximus is currently extending its trial 4G network to five more cites: Antwerp, Ghent, Leuven, Liege and Namur. As previously reported by CommsUpdate, in June 2011 Belgacom announced that it had begun upgrading Proximus mobile infrastructure to LTE, at which date it said a select group of corporate customers would be able to use the service immediately via USB modems
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OVETEL Belgacom extends trial LTE network; commercial launch expected by end-2012
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