SpeedConnect, a wireless broadband provider offering services designed to support high usage demands, announced on Wednesday it will launch a 4G network, providing up to 10Mbps x 2Mbps connections, throughout Michigan.

 The new network, deployed by Huawei using the company''s SingleRAN solution, will offer comprehensive and secure fixed and mobile broadband solutions for homes and businesses in the Thumb of Michigan.

"We've been working very hard with Huawei to offer our existing customers and Thumb residents a better broadband connection," said Bruce Moore, Vice President and General Manager of SpeedConnect.

Under the agreement, Huawei will provide its SingleRAN solution which includes LTE and WiMAX core technology. Huawei will be wholly responsible for maintaining the new network, including installation, integration and commissioning new equipment. John Ogren.

"SpeedConnect is privately financing the 4G network buildout. I think it's important to note that it's private money; there are no federal loans or subsidies here. This is our personal investment",  added SpeedConnect President and CEO.

"Rural wireless broadband has been an important market for Huawei," said Charles Ding, President of Huawei North America. "We've been focused on providing SpeedConnect with cost-effective and competitive solutions so they can provide customers a premium broadband connection that's designed to support high usage demands."