List of LTE networks

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This list contains an incomplete overview of long-term evolution networks worldwide.

Long-Term Evolution Networks

country	providers	Band / frequency	Commissioning date	Remarks
Japan	NTT docomo	1 (2100 MHz)	Dec 2010
EU Norway Switzerland	Deutsche Telekom ( European Aviation Network )	65 (2100 MHz)	Jan. 2018
Philippines	Smart Communications	1 (2100 MHz)	Aug 2012
Armenia	K-Telecom / VivaCell-MTS	7 (2600 MHz)	Dec 2011
Azerbaijan	Azercell / Bakcell / NarMobile	3 (1800 MHz)	Feb 2010
Austria	A1	20 (800 MHz), 3 (1800), 7 (2600 MHz)	Oct 2010
Austria	magenta	20 (800 MHz), 3 (1800 MHz), 1 (2100 MHz), 7 (2600 MHz)	July 2011
Austria	Hutchison Drei Austria	8 (900 MHz), 3 (1800 MHz), 1 (2100 MHz), 7 (2600 MHz)	Nov 2011
Brazil	SKY Brazil	7/38? (2600 MHz)	Feb. 2012	nomadic mode only
Brazil	Claro Americas	7 (2600 MHz)		uplink 2.510 to 2.530 GHz / downlink 2.630 to 2.650 GHz - 7
Brazil	Vivo (telecommunications)	7 (2600 MHz)		uplink 2.550 to 2.570 GHz / downlink 2.670 to 2.690 GHz - 7
Canada	Rogers Wireless	7 (2600 MHz)	July 2011
Brazil	Bell Mobility	7 (2600 MHz)	Nov 2011
Colombia	UNE-EPM Telecommunications	7/38? (2600 MHz)	July 2012
Denmark	Telia Company	7 (2600 MHz)	Dec 2010
Denmark	TDC	7 (2600 MHz)	Oct 2011
Estonia	EMT	7 (2600 MHz)	Dec 2010
Finland	Elisa	7 (2600 MHz)	Dec 2010
Finland	Telia Company	7 (2600 MHz)	Nov 2010
Finland	DNA	7 (2600 MHz)	Jan. 2011
Hong Kong	CSL	7 (2600 MHz)	Nov 2010
Hong Kong	China Mobile Hong Kong	7 (2600 MHz)	Apr. 2012
Hong Kong	3 HK	7 (2600 MHz)	May 2012
Hong Kong	PCCW	7 (2600 MHz)	May 2012
Kyrgyzstan	Saima Telecom	7/38? (2600 MHz)	Dec 2011
Lithuania	Telia Lietuva	7/38? (2600 MHz)	May 2011
Norway	Telenor	3 (1800 MHz), 1 (2100 MHz)	2016
Norway	Telia Company / Netcom	7 (2600 MHz)	Dec 2009
Poland	Aero2	38 (2600 MHz)	May 2011
Russia	Yota	7 (2600 MHz)	Dec 2011
Russia	Megaphone	7, 38 (2600 MHz)	May 2012	MVNO in 7
Russia	MTS	38 (2600 MHz)	Sep 2012
Saudi Arabia	Saudi Telecom Company (STC)	38 (2600 MHz)	Sep 2011
Saudi Arabia	Zain Saudi Arabia	7/38? (2600 MHz)	Sep 2011
Singapore	M1	7 (2600 MHz)	Sep 2012
Singapore	Singapore Telecommunications / SingTel	7 (2600 MHz)	Dec 2011
Sweden	Telenor / Tele2 / Net4Mobility	7 (2600 MHz)	Nov 2010
Sweden	Telia Company	7 (2600 MHz)	Dec 2009
Switzerland	Swisscom	20 (800 MHz) / 3 (1800 MHz) / 1 (2100 MHz) / 7 (2600 MHz)	Sep 2012
Switzerland	Salt Mobile	20 (800 MHz) / 3 (1800 MHz) / 1 (2100 MHz) / 7 (2600 MHz)	May 2013	Entire LTE network Cat. 4 to 150 Mbit / s 99% of the population, LTE Cat.6 to 300 Mbit / s <80% of the population
Switzerland	Sunrise Communications	20 (800 MHz) / 8 (900 MHz) / 3 (1800 MHz) / 7 (2600 MHz)	July 2013
Uzbekistan	MTS	7 (2600 MHz)	July 2010
Uzbekistan	UCell / Telia Company	7/38? (2600 MHz)	Aug 2010
Angola	Movicel	3 (1800 MHz)	Apr. 2012
Australia	Telstra	3 (1800 MHz)	Aug 2011
Australia	Optus	3 (1800 MHz)	Apr. 2012
Belgium	Proximus	3 (1800 MHz)	June 2011
Czech Republic	Telefónica Czech Republic / O2	3 (1800 MHz)	June 2012
Denmark	Telia Company	3 (1800 MHz)	Dec 2010
Estonia	EMT	3 (1800 MHz)	Dec 2010
Finland	Elisa	3 (1800 MHz)	Dec 2010
Finland	Telia Company	3 (1800 MHz)	Nov 2010
Finland	DNA	3 (1800 MHz)	Jan. 2011
Hong Kong	CSL	3 (1800 MHz)	Nov 2010
Hong Kong	3 HK	3 (1800 MHz)	May 2012
Hong Kong	Smartone	3 (1800 MHz)	Sep 2012
Hungary	T-Mobile	3 (1800 MHz)	Jan. 2012
Hungary	Telenor	3 (1800 MHz)	July 2012
Japan	EMOBILE	3 (1800 MHz)	March 2012
Latvia	Telia Company / Latvian Mobile Telephone - LMT	3 (1800 MHz)	July 2011
Lithuania	Telia Lietuva	3 (1800 MHz)	May 2011
Luxembourg	POST Luxembourg	3 (1800 MHz)	Nov 2013
Luxembourg	tango	20 (800 MHz) / 3 (1800 MHz)	Aug 2010
Luxembourg	Orange.lu	3 (1800 MHz)	Oct. 2012
Liechtenstein	Salt.	3 (1800 MHz)	March 2015
Namibia	MTC Namibia	3 (1800 MHz)	May 2012
Philippines	Smart Communications	3 (1800 MHz)	Aug 2012
Poland	CenterNet / Mobyland	3 (1800 MHz)	Sep 2010
Singapore	M1	3 (1800 MHz)	Sep 15 2015
Singapore	Singapore Telecommunications / SingTel	3 (1800 MHz)	Dec 2011
Singapore	StarHub	3 (1800 MHz)	Sep 2012
Sweden	Telia Company	3 (1800 MHz)
South Korea	KT Corporation	3 (1800 MHz)	Jan. 2012
South Korea	SK Telecom	3 (1800 MHz)
United Arab Emirates	The Emirates Telecommunications Corporation / Etisalat	3 (1800 MHz)	Feb. 2012
United Arab Emirates	Emirates Integrated Telecommunications Company / du	3 (1800 MHz)	June 2012
Germany	Telekom Germany	3 (1800 MHz)	July 2011
Germany	Telekom Germany	20 (800 MHz)	Apr. 2011
Germany	Telekom Germany	7 (2600 MHz)
Germany	Telekom Germany	8 (900 MHz)	17th March 2017	5 MHz, 10 MHz are still used for GSM
Germany	Telekom Germany	32 (1500 MHz)		Is planned as a download spectrum for future hybrid customers
Germany	Vodafone	20 (800 MHz)	Nov 2010
Germany	Vodafone	3 (1800 MHz)	2016	new frequency licenses from the 2015 auction
Germany	Vodafone	1 (2100 MHz)	Nov 2017	Tests at selected locations on UMTS frequencies
Germany	Vodafone	7 (2600 MHz)
Germany	Vodafone	28 (700 MHz)	July 2019
Germany	Vodafone	8 (900 MHz)	March 2019	Mainly so far in rural regions of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and Brandenburg with 5MHz, but there are also a few stations in the rest of Germany (GSM has been reduced to 5MHz in a radius of 10MHz)
Germany	O2 / Telefonica	20 (800 MHz)	July 2011
Germany	O2 / Telefonica	3 (1800 MHz)	2016	new frequency licenses from the 2015 auction
Germany	O2 / Telefonica	7 (2600 MHz)	2013
Germany	O2 / Telefonica	1 (2100 MHz)	Sep 2018
Germany	O2 / Telefonica	28 (700 MHz)	Apr. 2019	Telefónica wants to use LTE 700 selectively in the future where an existing base station is overloaded at 800 MHz
Germany	E-Plus / Telefonica	3 (1800 MHz)	March 2014	switched off in June 2016, frequencies are no longer allocated; E-Plus customers can partially use O2's LTE, if available
Sweden	Telia Company	20 (800 MHz)	Dec 2009
Puerto Rico	AT&T Mobility	17 (700 MHz)	Nov 2011
United States	AT&T Mobility	17 (700 MHz)	Sep 2011
United States	Verizon Wireless	13 (700 MHz)	Dec 2010
Uzbekistan	MTS	13 (700 MHz)	July 2010
Uzbekistan	UCell / Telia Company	12, 13, 14/17? (700MHz)	Aug 2010
Canada	Rogers Wireless	4 (1700 MHz)	July 2011
Canada	Telus	4 (1700 MHz)	Feb. 2012
Canada	Bell Mobility	4 (1700 MHz)	Nov 2011
Puerto Rico	AT&T Mobility	4 (1700 MHz)	Nov 2011
United States	Metro PCS	4 (1700 MHz)	Dec 2010
United States	AT&T Mobility	4 (1700 MHz)	Sep 2011
United States	Cricket wireless	4 (1700 MHz)	Dec 2011
United States	Metro PCS	2 (1900 MHz)	Dec 2010
United States	T-Mobile US	25 (1900 MHz)	July 2012
South Korea	LG UPlus	5 (850 MHz)	July 2011
South Korea	SK Telecom	5 (850 MHz)	July 2011
Hong Kong	China Mobile Hong Kong	40 (2300 MHz)	Apr. 2012
Hong Kong	3 HK	40 (2300 MHz)	May 2012
India	Airtel	40? (2300 MHz)	Apr. 2012
Sweden	Telenor / Tele2 / Net4Mobility	8th? (900 MHz)	Nov 2010
Turkmenistan	TM Cell		Sep 2013
Costa Rica	Kölbi	7 (2600 MHz)	Nov 2013
Italy	Vodafone Italia	20 (800 MHz), 3 (1800 MHz), 1 (2100 MHz), 7 (2600 MHz)
Venezuela	Digitel	3 (1800 MHz)
Venezuela	Movistar	4 (1700 MHz)
Venezuela	Movilnet	4 (1700 MHz)
Serbia	Telecom Srbija	20 (800 MHz), 3 (1800 MHz)	Apr. 2015
Serbia	Telenor Srbija	20 (800 MHz), 3 (1800 MHz)	Apr. 2015
Serbia	Vip mobile	20 (800 MHz), 3 (1800 MHz)	Apr. 2015

Individual evidence

1. ↑ PDF at www.3gamericas.org ( Memento from September 29, 2011 in the Internet Archive )
2. ↑ groups.itu.int
3. ↑ heise.de
4. ↑ misterjonjon.com
5. ↑ telecom.arka.am
6. ↑ telia4g.se
7. ↑ i2mag.com
8. ↑ misterjonjon.com
9. ↑ starhub.com
10. ↑ abudhabienv.com
11. ↑ du.ae
12. ↑ teltarif.de
13. ↑ Markus Weidner: Telefónica wants to use LTE 700 selectively in future where an existing base station is overloaded at 800 MHz. Retrieved April 5, 2018 . 
14. ↑ Markus Weidner: LTE from E-Plus: Telefónica is gradually switching off the network. Retrieved July 3, 2016 . 
15. ↑ telia4g.se
16. ↑ TMCELL starts to connect the subscribers to the LTE network , September 17, 2013