Cyprus is the first EU state to report full 5G population coverage, even in remote mountainous areas, boasted the telecoms authority Cyta. Cyta’s announcement came after its 5G network reached the village
Subscriber base up 30%, 110% growth in mobile subscribers, 14% increase in revenues Cablenet’s revenue in 2021 reached €53.5 mln, a healthy double-digit growth of 14% over 2020, driven, largely, by a
Authorities are hopeful the island’s pioneering leap into the 5G era will go a long way in catching up with the rest of the world on the digital transformation train before leaving
President Nicos Anastasiades and Turkish Cypriot leader Ersin Tatar have agreed to make way for the introduction of 5G across the island, UNFICYP said on Friday. According to a press statement by
Cyta held on to the throne of Cyprus mobile telecoms, leaving the runners-up content with second place and a steady revenue stream, with lower overheads than the state-owned telco. Despite Cyta suffering
Many Cypriots believe that 5G networks pose a health risk while doubting whether the technology will deliver on faster internet access, a survey suggests. If 5G networks were to be deployed in
Fifth-generation mobile networks have arrived after the Cyprus Telecommunications Authority announced its 5G network, covering 70% of the population, is up and running. Through social media, Cyta announced the “beginning of a
Cyprus is joining the fifth-generation mobile network as its telecom providers go head-to-head at an auction for 5G broadband frequencies launched on Thursday after three postponements in as many months. The auction
Cyprus telecom providers are gearing up for the auction of 5G broadband frequencies taking place on 17 December, after three postponements in as many months. The auction conducted by the Department of
President Nicos Anastasiades has urged authorities to launch a campaign to combat 5G conspiracy theories while accelerating the process of digitalising the Cyprus economy and society. Speaking at the Presidential Palace on
