The team of the Ministry of Digital Transformation, with the support of Nokia, is launching a pilot project to modernise internet networks in Ukraine. The press service of the Ministry of Digital Transformation reported this, according to Ukrinform. Video of the day "In wartime, communications and the Internet are a technological advantage over the enemy. One of our priorities is to provide more than 1 million Ukrainians living in frontline settlements with high-speed internet that does not depend on electricity and is resistant to regular shelling. I am grateful to Nokia for being the first to respond and joining the project to restore telecoms networks. The company is ready to provide state-of-the-art equipment for fixed-line Internet access and mobile communications," said Mykhailo Fedorov, Deputy Prime Minister for Innovation, Education, Science and Technology, Minister of Digital Transformation. Read also: Ukrainian military receive 500 Pegas FPV drones from Everstake The project will upgrade telecoms equipment and ensure the transition to non-volatile internet networks. "They are more secure and resistant to shelling and blackouts. This will allow Ukrainians to stay in touch even in critical conditions, and providers not to endanger their employees," the Ministry of Digital Transformation stressed. The ministry added […]
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