Country/Region
Company Name
Ownership Type
Ownership/Controlling Entity
Website
MNC
3G UMTS Frequency Bands
4G LTE Frequency Bands
IoT Technology
Company Overview
Telia DK (Danmark) is the third largest mobile network operating in Denmark. The company was founded in 1995 as a result of a merger between Telia Stofa and TeliaSonera. Telia DK is a wholly owned subsidiary of Swedish-Finnish Telia Company.
A network sharing agreement between Telenor DK and Telia was forged in 2012, resulting in the establishment of a common infrastructure company (TT-Netværket P/S) to operate a joint radio access network.
The company has provided 2G GSM services over the 900 and 1800 MHz bands since Julne 1997, and 3G UMTS services over the B1 (2100 MHz) band since December 2007. A B8 (900 MHz) UMTS service was added in 2012 to improve regional coverage, and the network upgraded to support DC-HSPA+ in 2014.
Despite being the slowest mobile network operator to launch 3G services, Telia was the first in Denmark to commercially activate its 4G LTE network, launching a B7 (2600 MHz) service in December 2010 using a 20 MHz channel width. The service was extended further in October 2011 with the launch of a 10 MHz wide B3 (1800 MHz) carrier. Telia announced the upgrade to LTE-A in August 2015 with the switch-on of 2C carrier aggregation (CA_3A-7A) offering peak data rates of up to 300 Mbps.
Following the merging of Telenor and Telia's LTE networks, Telia also offers a 3C CA service which has been progressively deployed by TT-Netværket since 2016, using B3 (1800 MHz), B7 (2600 MHz), and B20 (800 MHz) bands.
In September 2018 the company announced the implementation of LTE-A Pro technologies 4X4 MIMO and 256QAM, reaching a 1 Gbps data rate milestone.
Telia Denmark IoT
In June 2018 the company announced it would complete rollout of its national NB-IoT network by end of year. Concurrently, Telia would deploy an LTE-M (Cat-M1) network within its existing B20 (800 MHz) network.
Telia Denmark 5G
Telia and technology partner Nokia have conducted 5G tests at the company's office in Copenhagen in August 2018. The first live network tests were announced in February 2019, again to be performed in partnership with Nokia.
3G UMTS Network Information
Details on UMTS network deployments are shown below. Data are often incomplete due to commercial nature. Consult dossier text for further details.
| Launch Date | 2007-12 | Status | Active |
| UMTS Band | Packet Data | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Active | |||
| Active |
4G LTE Network Information
Details on LTE network deployments are shown below. Data are often incomplete due to commercial nature. Consult dossier text for further details.
| Evolution | Status | Active [Launched 2010-02] | |
| Max. MIMO | Max. Modulation | ||
| Carrier Aggregation | Features | - |
| LTE Band | Channel Width | Status |
|---|
5G NR Network Information
Details on 5G NR network deployments are shown below. Data are often incomplete due to commercial nature. Consult dossier text for further details.
| Type | Status | Trialling | |
| Max. MIMO | Max. Modulation | ||
| Carrier Aggregation | - | Features | - |
| NR Band | Channel Width | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|
| No Data | Trialling |
IoT Network - NB-IoT (LTE Cat-NB1)
| Technology | Status | Active | |
| Band | Launch Date |
|
IoT Network - eMTC (LTE Cat-M1)
| Technology | Status | Active | |
| Band | Launch Date |
|