Australian mobile network operator Optus is pressing ahead with plans to roll out its Long Term Evolution (LTE) services nationwide, having announced the launch of a 4G trial with around 1,000 users in the Hunter region at the end of last month. According to The Australian, Optus has now drawn up a shortlist of vendors which are expected to compete for the contract for the nationwide LTE rollout, which it is suggested could be worth up to AUD1 billion (USD974 million).
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