Digi, Orange, Vodafone, Telekom are the largest providers of telecommunications services in Romania, and have controlled the entire market for years, having well over 90% of all fixed and mobile internet users. Today we are talking about fixed internet, and this is because Ookla, the company that owns the famous Speedtest platform, has published information on the global top of fixed internet speeds, depending on each individual country.
Digi, Orange, Vodafone, Telekom offers fixed internet speeds so good that they manage to position Romania on the 3rd place in the top of the countries with the fastest fixed internet, up 2 positions compared to the company's previous report. According to those from Ookla, the average fixed internet speed in Romania at the moment is 175.39 Mbps, very high compared to other countries in the region, and this is thanks to the investments that DIGI, Orange, Vodafone, Telekom have made over the years.
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Digi, Orange, Vodafone, Telekom places Romania in this top at a not very great distance from Singapore and Hong Kong, which offer average fixed internet speeds of very little over 200 Mbps, the difference being negligible. The difference compared to other important countries in Europe increases as we move away from Romania, only Switzerland and Liechtenstein having close speeds, but still Romania benefits from DIGI, Orange, Vodafone, Telekom investments more than them.
Digi, Orange, Vodafone, Telekom they have invested huge sums to create a large fiber optic network in Romania, and this can be seen in the results that our country registers every year in the Internet speed tests made by Speedtest. It is expected that things will improve significantly in the coming years as fiber optic networks will be expanded, DIGI, Orange, Vodafone, Telekom will also launch 5G networks, and average speeds will increase, most likely.
Digi, Orange, Vodafone, Telekom they also have extremely low prices for gigabit connections compared to the rest of the European countries, where 100 Mbps connections end up costing up to 5-8 times more than in our country.
