As of today, Brazil embarks on a significant leap in telecommunications, with Anatel green-lighting 5G technology in an additional 395 municipalities.
This step increases the total to 3,678 municipalities, embracing roughly 85% of the nation’s populace, equating to about 181.3 million individuals.
These municipalities join others in eight states, and the Federal District is already enjoying 5G, with plans set for expanding this service to more areas in the upcoming months.
The transition to 5G also signals a shift in TV signal reception.
Traditional parabolic antenna users, to keep receiving open broadcast signals, must upgrade to digital systems due to frequency band overlaps.
Fortunately, those enrolled in federal government social programs and currently using traditional parabolic antennas can avail of a free upgrade.
This technological advancement elevates the telecommunications landscape, aligning Brazil with global digital standards. It promises enhanced connectivity and digital inclusivity for its citizens.