Ceragon Networks has received new backhaul hardware orders from India’s Tata Teleservices. Tata has already deployed Ceragon’s backhaul equipment in three circles following a long-term supply agreement the companies signed in mid-2008. This agreement is now extended, bringing the number of circles to be served by Ceragon equipment to a total of 10, including the Delhi metro area.
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