Mobiuz Has Launched More Than 210 4G LTE Base Stations in Jizzakh, Navoi, and Syrdarya regions

Through the first eight months of 2026, that works out to one new 4G LTE station going on air every 28 hours.

The three regions could hardly be more different to build in. Jizzakh is a patchwork of dense mahallas, district centers, and highways carrying steady traffic. Syrdarya is compact and heavily rural. In Navoi, the problem is distance: semi-desert terrain and villages several hours by road from the provincial capital.

So the same standard site gets built a different way depending on the district. Beyond the installation itself, each one means logistics, access roads, permits, and hauling equipment to places that had no infrastructure to begin with.

The added coverage shows up quickly in how much people use the internet. Total weekly traffic across the three regions rose 17% between January and August, reaching roughly 3.2 million GB. That is enough for about 1.5 million movies in HD, or more than 3 million hours of video streaming.

Mobiuz sees the same pattern everywhere. Wherever a signal arrives for the first time, or simply stops dropping, data use climbs. It starts with messaging apps and calls, then moves to video, social media, and government and banking services. Less entertainment than errands: pulling official documents, paying bills, booking a doctor, taking classes online.

Existing sites get their own share of the work — upgrading equipment, adding capacity at stations already in service, and retuning sectors where load has grown. None of it is visible from the street. No new tower goes up in the neighborhood; the connection just stops buckling at peak hours.

New construction and upgrades continue nationwide, with priority going to remote mahallas, stretches of highway, and settlements set back from the main roads.