Vodafone

Let’s talk about Vodafone first. Vodafone is one of the UK’s mobile operators. It is currently the world’s largest mobile operator, with a network covering 26 countries around the world. countries, and has established network partnerships with 31 other countries, with more than 179 million users worldwide

O2, T-Mobile

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UK Mobile Operations O2 was separated from the UK's largest telecommunications company "BT" in 2001 and is the sixth largest telecommunications company in Europe. It is located in Slough, England, with 15,000 employees and 24.6 million users in the UK, Ireland and Germany. .

T-Mobile

T-Mobile is also a multinational mobile operator. It is a subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom. T-Mobile mainly operates GSM networks in Western Europe and the United States, and also provides 3G network services. The company has more than 100 million users and is one of the largest mobile operators in the world.

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Orange

Orange is a wireless services subsidiary of France Telecom SA. In 1994, the company officially entered the British market . In 1996, the company was officially listed on the London stock market and officially landed on the NASDAQ stock market on April 2 of the same year. At present, the company has registered trademarks in Hong Kong, Australia, Israel and other countries. Orange can provide customers with high-quality services and has won praise from many users in the UK

Hutchison 3

Speaking of Hutchison 3, let’s talk about Li Ka-shing, Hutchison 3 3] in Hong Kong It is called Hutchison Telecommunications International Co., Ltd. (referred to as Hutchison Telecommunications). It is a telecommunications company operated by Li Ka-shing's Hutchison Whampoa Group. Hutchison Whampoa Group operates telecommunications business under the brand [3] and maintains a leading position in the 3G industry. At the same time, Hutchison Whampoa is also one of the first operators in the world to launch 3G services in Australia, Austria, Denmark, Hong Kong, Ireland, Israel, Ten markets including Italy, Norway, Sweden and the UK hold licenses, and the total number of users currently exceeds 12 million.