ETECSA Reorganizes Its Investments in the Face of Electrical Effects on Telecommunications (+ Photos and Infographics)
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During the last collapse of the electrical system, more than 80% of the radio stations were shut down and internet traffic fell to 58%, according to the company.
ETECSA admits that blackouts leave entire communities without signal: 80% of radio stations and 70% of cabinets collapsed during the last total blackout.
Over the past few months, the availability of mobile and fixed services has decreased, a situation that has led to increasing inconvenience among the population. According to ETECSA, one of the main causes is related to the difficulties in guaranteeing electricity supply to the technological sites that support telecommunications. The post ETECSA reorganizes its investments in the face of electrical impacts on telecommunications (+ Photos and Inf…
The main technological challenge of Cuban telecommunications is no longer simply to incorporate more capacity or deploy new technologies. The immediate challenge is to ensure that the existing infrastructure remains operational.
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