In a recent presentation at Small Cells World Summit, Mansoor Hanif – Director of Converged Networks Research Lab mentioned about Kuha, community run small cells in Isle of Harris. There is very little information on Kuha available online.
The Pitch OPEN website provides the following info: Kuha is the Nokia solution for connecting the unconnected – that means the 30% of the world population living without Mobile Internet. Kuha helps network operators to extend their service to communities that have so far not been connected because of the high cost of base station deployments.
kuha.io has more details on how it works but surprisingly not much mention of Nokia. All it says is "We're a team of 5 entrepreneurs with years of telco experience. We are currently developing the product, studying the market and connecting the world, one internet connection at a time."
Connecting the unconnected - #nokiakuha mobile network by @nokia #IoT https://t.co/FdPxikm0LF pic.twitter.com/CSB3HMEzoJ— Juhani Polkko 🇫🇮 (@juhani) January 23, 2017
Finally, this tweet above has just a little bit more info on this topic.
