Can mobile networks handle becoming stay-at-home networks?

Or will rapidly increasing demand overwhelm them?


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  • 04 3, 2020
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AS COUNTRIES ACROSSHDThe EconomistThe Economist Today the rich world placed themselves under restriction over the course of March, journalists there turned to the question on everyone’s lips: “will the coronavirus break the internet?” For them, the answer in the main is “no”. Most broadband networks are built for peak evening usage, when lots of people settle in for a session of streaming. Even widespread, daylong videoconferencing and online gaming do not come close to that level of data consumption. The internet, as one infrastructure provider puts it, was “built for this”.

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