Fijians are closer to having super fast internet after Digicel Fiji started testing their 5G network today.<\/p>\n
Regional Digicel Pacific CEO Shally Jannif says this is a significant step up for Digicel Fiji as it once again leads the way with innovation and becomes the first telecommunications provider in Fiji to officially launch 5G testing.<\/p>\n
Jannif says Digicel Fiji officially received a license in Fiji to test 5G technology on 17th April from the Ministry of Communications.<\/p>\n
She says 5G testing commences today, and they will work with the Government and their partners on a deployment 5G represents a future where devices are interconnected, and immersive experiences are the norm.<\/p>\n
Jannif says 5G technology offers numerous benefits to businesses, including increased capacity, lower latency, and better connectivity.<\/p>\n
This translates into improved streaming, enhanced video conferences, and a greater ability to perform tasks remotely.<\/p>\n
She adds this marks a new milestone for Digicel Fiji and the people of Fiji.<\/p>\n
Deputy Prime Minister and Acting Minister for Communications Viliame Gavoka say they are assured that the connectivity in Fiji will be at par with the best in the world.<\/p>\n
Gavoka says with this technology advancement, it puts Fiji on the map in global telecom technology standards.<\/p>\n
He says with a new technology, some safeguards and measures will need to be put in place.<\/p>\n
The testing of their 5G network will last for 12 months.<\/p>\n
Source\u00a0 Fijivillage.com<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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