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Tunisie Telegraph: 5G Launch Faces Speed Drops
A recent report shows that Tunisia, despite entering the 5G sector later than North African countries, has primarily relied on technology deployment to provide fixed wireless access services and to replace traditional copper networks. 5G services launched at an average speed of 223.1 Mbps before declining to approximately 152.92 Mbps due to a surge in the number of users, which exceeded 319,000 subscribers. This influx placed pressure on the network and led to a dip in performance. The data indicates that the decline does not reflect a weakness in the technology itself but rather the increasing demand for the service, which exceeds the current networks’ capacity to accommodate users. This underscores the importance for operators to invest in infrastructure upgrades to meet the continuous growth in usage.
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