DIGI, Vodafone, Orange, Telekom: official announcement for Romania

DIGI, Vodafone, Orange, Telekom I’m at the center of an official announcement coming this week, and we’re talking about something that probably shouldn’t surprise many people this time of year. According to data provided by ANCOM, DIGI, Vodafone, Orange, Telekom announced that Internet traffic increased on average 12% during the Coronavirus pandemic period, with a minimum of 7% and a maximum of 20% across the country.

DIGI, Vodafone, Orange, Telekom I also say that the number of phone calls has increased on average by 22%, while on fixed networks there is an average increase of 22.7%. The problem is that DIGI, Vodafone, Orange, Telekom increasingly face congestion situations in mobile access networks, that is, more than 80% of port load and radio resources, although most have said they are prepared to the situations. they.

DIGI, Vodafone, Orange, Telekom: official announcement for Romania

DIGI, Vodafone, Orange, Telekom He also announced that total data traffic related to common interconnection points in Romania, that is, interconnection and transit, increased with values ​​between 10% and 33%, making it an average of 21.5%. Now, to be honest, I would say that I expected Internet traffic on DIGI, Vodafone, Orange, Telekom networks to grow much more than that, given the large number of people who stay home during this period. .

DIGI, Vodafone, Orange, Telekom However, they reported some different data, but that does not mean that people did not stay home, but just occupied their time with something other than the broadcast. DIGI, Vodafone, Orange, Telekom have taken steps to more closely monitor the data traffic recorded on the networks during this period, and say they have teams ready in case there is a need for supplements or changes, which should keep us up and running. . Ensures the continuity of services.

DIGI, Vodafone, Orange, Telekom They offered almost everything, including free internet traffic during this period, but even so, it appears that people did not consume all of the allocations in such large quantities.