DIGI RCS & RDS has officially announced an incredible premiere for Romanians all over the country, one that should be on everyone's attention, even if they are, or are not, customers of the telecommunications operator. Since a few months ago, the people from DIGI RCS & RDS have officially revealed the fact that they will launch fixed internet services in Romania with speeds up to 2.5 Gbps and 10 Gbps, and from December they will start to be available in several locations from all over the capital.
DIGI RCS & RDS launched this special service for Romanians after deciding to offer it in Spain, but in our country it comes as an absolute first because no other telecommunications operator offers something like this now. DIGI RCS & RDS is again entering "virgin territory" with offers of this kind, even if they seem early, in reality it is necessary to start somewhere so that technologies of this kind reach as many people as possible, in the end.
DIGI RCS & RDS: Amazing PREMIERE for Romanians and what you need to know
DIGI RCS & RDS offers access to fixed internet speeds that reach up to 10 Gbps, but it is important to remember that in order to really enjoy them, you need suitable devices. Everything starts with a network card capable of supporting speeds of up to 10 Gbps, and as you can see in this page, there are very few models, but the prices for them are a few hundred LEI, precisely because they are few and the technology is not cheap.
DIGI RCS & RDS partially explains this aspect on its website, but apart from the network card, you also need a high-performance computer to be able to reach such speeds, and all the components cost a lot. Subscriptions with Internet speeds up to 10 Gbps from DIGI RCS & RDS are more useful for situations where the connection needs to be distributed among several devices, but you still need a high-performance and expensive router to do this.
DIGI RCS & RDS starts the next evolution of mobile internet in Romania, and it's good that it starts now, even if no ordinary consumer has the real need for connections up to 10 Gbps, anywhere in the world.
