Nokia and Orange Jordan have announced the successful upgrade of Orange Jordan’s Broadband Network Gateway (BNG) with Nokia’s 7750 Service Router (SR) platforms. This strategic initiative enhances broadband services across Jordan, delivering superior connectivity and operational efficiency.

The deployment spans 76 sites across Jordan’s north, central, and southern regions, positioning Orange Jordan to meet growing subscriber demands with enriched digital experiences, including high-speed internet, IPTV, and personalised broadband services. The upgrade also supports Orange Jordan’s sustainability goals by optimising energy consumption and reducing operational expenses.

Waleed Al Doulat, Chief ITN & Wholesale Officer at Orange Jordan, commented: “This upgrade is a testament to our commitment to delivering the best broadband services to our customers. Nokia’s 7750 SR BNG allows us to enhance network efficiency and enrich our customers’ digital lives, while aligning with our sustainability and growth goals.”

Bassel Megallaa, Head of IP Networks for Middle East & Africa at Nokia, added: “Our collaboration with Orange Jordan demonstrates Nokia’s dedication to providing trusted performance that empowers digital transformation. By providing scalable, resilient, and secure solutions, we enable Orange Jordan to deliver world-class broadband experiences while optimizing network efficiency. Together, we are driving connectivity and creating new opportunities for innovation across Jordan.”

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