Docomo Pacific says it remains committed to enhancing its NMI network

(Press Release) —  Docomo Pacific, regional leader in innovation, telecommunications, & entertainment, delivers stronger network in the CNMI.

Docomo Pacific network and field operations teams have been hard at work implementing significant network upgrades that offer enhanced coverage and redundancy to improve service reliability. Redundancy is the process of adding additional instances of network devices and lines of communication to help ensure network availability. With these upgrades, customers can enjoy quality mobile network coverage in more corners of Saipan, Tinian and Rota and an even better customer experience.

Here is a list of key network upgrades and what they mean for you:

• Established Cell Site Protection Ring

o In the event a cell site goes offline, service from a nearby cell site will act as a back-up. This means you will not experience any downtime.

• Established Cell Site Fiber Transport Ring

o   If a main fiber connection is cut, there will be another backup fiber route that will automatically transfer your connection without any downtime.

• Strengthened the durability of our Network Towers

o   Reduce the damage and service interruption caused by typhoons.

• Installed more 4G antennas to provide increased coverage

o Our latest antennas were installed at Capital Hill, Dandan, Garapan, Kagman, Koblerville, Marpi, Papago, and San Vicente; while ongoing improvements are taking place on Tinian and Rota.

• Installed new power cabinets in Saipan

o   Better cooling for equipment coupled with an improved battery system will provide longer back-up power in the event of a power outage.

Stay tuned for more updates on how we are growing stronger together.

New 4G antenna installed in Koblerville.Docomo Pacific photo

New 4G antenna installed in Koblerville.

Docomo Pacific photo

New 4G antenna installed in Papago.Docomo Pacific photo

New 4G antenna installed in Papago.

Docomo Pacific photo

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