DIGI Mobile is one of the largest telecommunications operators in Romania, with millions of customers throughout the country, and unfortunately for them, a very important decision could seriously affect them. The people from DIGI Mobil are under the influence of a decision that the Romanian authorities are going to take for the entire telecommunications industry, as it is related to the future 5G networks that the telecommunications operators have launched, at least some of them.
DIGI Mobile used in its 5G network mainly equipment from Huawei, and subsidiarily equipment from Ericsson, but the Romanian state will force the operators to give up the Chinese ones. This brings a very big problem for those at DIGI Mobil, and not only in terms of the fact that they will have to replace old equipment with new ones, but also because of the fact that they will have to buy more expensive equipment for its 5G telecommunications network.
DIGI Mobile: The Decision That Brings a Big PROBLEM with Wide Impact
DIGI Mobile many use 5G equipment because they are cheaper than the competition, whether they are more secure or not, everyone knows that they are cheaper. These lower prices come, according to some theories, from the support that Huawei would receive from the Chinese state, through various financial institutions, and thus the Chinese sell cheaper equipment than the rest of the manufacturers, all over the world, and DIGI Mobil has took advantage of them in all its networks.
DIGI Mobile there would be higher costs with the creation of the 5G network, and this could ultimately be translated into the subscriptions that the customers will use, but also in their benefits. DIGI Mobil has such low prices for its services because it also has very low operating costs, and part of that comes from the fact that it was also able to buy cheap 5G telecommunications equipment from Huawei, but this will end very soon soon.
DIGI Mobile it will not be, most likely, to immediately give up the 2G/3G/4G/5G equipment that it already uses in its networks, so from this point of view there should be no discussions.
