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Report: Movistar and ETB Rank as the Top-Performing Broadband Providers in Colombia - https://lnkd.in/eMdMFmf3 - In terms of locations, Cartagena is the current speed champion with a median fixed download speed of 146.74 Mbps.

Do you know what is the Fastest mobile network in Portugal vs the Best? The #fastest #mobile #network in Portugal in "2024 is "NOS, with a speed score of 289.56.   NOS is Portugal's Speedtest Awards Winner for 5G mobile network speed during Q1- Q2, 2024. To win this award, NOS achieved a Speed Score of 289.56, with median download speeds of 343.98 Mbps and median upload speeds of 26.39 Mbps.   VS The #best #mobile #coverage in Portugal is provided by MEO, with a coverage score of 77.19.   MEO is Portugal's Speedtest Awards Winner for mobile network coverage during Q1- Q2, 2024. To win this award, MEO achieved a Coverage Score of 77.19. There were 189,163,382 scans from MEO subscribers, according to OOKLA. source: https://lnkd.in/dP-uMP-D

Report: Movistar and ETB Rank as the Top-Performing Broadband Providers in Colombia - https://lnkd.in/ei6dm9jC - In terms of locations, Cartagena is the current speed champion with a median fixed download speed of 146.74 Mbps.

Cool Ideas Service Provider, the multi award-winning internet service provider, has just earned the ultimate bragging rights: the coveted Speedtest Award for Best Fixed Internet Service Provider (ISP) in South Africa for 2024. During the evaluation period (Q1-Q2 2024), Cool Ideas achieved an impressive Speed Score of 81.31, outpacing its competition by a wide margin. The ISP’s average top download speed hit a staggering 271.05 Mbps, while the average top upload speed reached 207.95 Mbps. These results positioned Cool Ideas ahead of major players like Afrihost, Webafrica, and Vox Telecom. The company’s robust infrastructure and forward-thinking approach have enabled them to stand out in the ever-competitive South African ISP market. https://lnkd.in/drZxJqst #coolideas #internet #speedtest #isp #southafrica #downloadspeed

👏 Groupe iliad published this morning a strong increase in its subscriber base with 0,7 million additional subscribers and 9,1% organic growth in revenue. 🥇 This growth remarkably stands out from the overall dynamics of the telecom market. While some would rest on such achievements… 💪 at iliad, on the contrary, strong results reinforce our tremendous desire to surpass ourselves and explore new paths to offer the best telecom service to the greatest number of Europeans! 🇫🇷 Free in France: fair pricing approach and successful launch of Ultra freebox resulting in a 10% revenue growth, +239k 4G/5G subs and +85k fixed subs (+232k on fiber) 🇮🇹 iliad in Italy: 13% revenue growth in an extremely competitive market, adding +276k mobile subs and +38k fiber subs 🇵🇱 PLAY in Poland: 5% revenue growth with+73k mobile subs and +14k fixed subs Big thumbs up to all our teams across Europe: you rock! 😎

👉 Romania’s DIGI telecom group launches operations in Belgium   Romanian telecom operator Digi Communications (BVB: DIGI) is launching operations in Belgium in partnership with Citymesh (part of IT group Cegeka), the mobile services being for the beginning provided partly through the network of the local operator Proximus, according to Economica. DIGI Belgium says it plans to "shake up the market" from the very beginning by combining fair pricing with a reliable network and quality customer service.  The bundle of services offered will match those of the current operators Proximus, Orange and Telenet/Base: mobile voice and data, fibre internet and digital television. DIGI , through the association with Citymesh NV, part of the Belgian IT group Cegeka, won, in 2022, the rights to use some frequencies in the mobile spectrum, as a result of participating in the auction organized by the Belgian Institute for Postal Services and Telecommunications (BIPT). Citymesh, part of Cegeka Holdings, provides telecommunications services in Belgium: internet, mobile and landline services tailored to business (B2B) customers. To provide mobile telecom services, DIGI has entered into an agreement with Proximus that allows it to lease part of the network for five years until it can have its own infrastructure that it will develop in parallel. The Romanian operator plans to cover with its own antennas (some 4,500 are needed to cover the surface of Belgium) 30% of the country’s population by the end of 2025 and 99.8% by the end of 2030. #mobile #fibreinternet #operator

Peru's mobile service market as of June 2024 Regarding the traditional operators, Claro (América Móvil) continued to lead the market with 12.6 million connections (30.1% market share) at the end of June, followed by Telefónica with 11.9 million (28.3%), Entel with 9.36 million (22.3%) and Bitel with 7.89 million (18.8%). The mobile virtual network operators (#MVNO) Dolphin Mobile, Flash Servicios, Guinea Mobile, Suma Móvil, Intermax and Dolphin Telecom together accounted for 0.41% of the mobile market at the end of June, according to Osiptel. Bitel, Claro and Movistar expanded their mobile base by 3.54%, 2.45% and 2.09%, respectively, compared to the close of June 2023, while Entel registered a drop of 0.32% and the other mobile operators lost 10.5% together. https://lnkd.in/gEfTdaXP

Consolidation & EU Regulation Digi will use the money from FTTH sales to finance the development of its mobile operations in Spain – its plan includes developing a proprietary mobile network in the country. It wasn’t made completely clear about what exactly would be bought, but there are indications that Digi has an opportunity to buy Orange and MasMovil assets as those operators aim to appease the European Commission (EC) concerning competitive fairness. https://lnkd.in/dVitDVGu

Global Mobile Broadband Subscriptions on the Rise The number of mobile broadband subscriptions worldwide has been steadily increasing over the past decade, according to the International Telecommunication Union (ITU). The graph shows that by 2023, there were nearly 5.4 billion subscriptions globally. Asia & Pacific leads the way with the most mobile broadband subscriptions, followed by Americas and Europe. Here's a regional breakdown: Asia & Pacific - Nearly 3.8 billion Americas - Over 1.2 billion Europe - Over 562 million Africa - Around 259 million What are the implications of this growth in mobile broadband for businesses and individuals? Share your thoughts in the comments! #mobilebroadband #telecommunications #telecoms

Mobile Broadband Subscriptions on The Rise Globally The number of mobile broadband subscriptions worldwide has been steadily increasing over the past decade, according to the International Telecommunication Union (ITU). The graph shows that by 2023, there were nearly 5.4 billion subscriptions globally. Asia & Pacific leads the way with the most mobile broadband subscriptions, followed by Americas and Europe. Here's a regional breakdown: Asia & Pacific - Nearly 3.8 billion Americas - Over 1.2 billion Europe - Over 562 million Africa - Around 259 million What are the implications of this growth in mobile broadband for businesses and individuals? Share your thoughts in the comments! #mobilebroadband #telecommunications #telecoms