Optus switches on 4G in Gold Coast, Brisbane next week

Optus today announced that it has switched on its 4G long-term evolution (LTE) services in Brisbane and the Gold Coast.

Four sites on the Gold Coast and five sites in Brisbane will power the initial roll-out of the 4G network in Queensland. Optus promises to add more sites in Brisbane throughout December and January, and aims to add 4G coverage in parts of Surfer’s Paradise before Christmas.

These new 4G sites add to the growing Optus 4G network, which is already active in Sydney, Melbourne and Perth.

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