With 23.5 GB per subscription, DNA is the world leader in mobile data use
DNA’s mobile data volume was 23.5 gigabytes per subscription during the first half of this year, making DNA the current number one according to the latest report from Tefficient. world leader in mobile data use
In practice, this number of gigabytes means either watching some 55 hours of videos or some 18 hours of HD quality video.
DNA’s per-subscription data transfer volume has continued to grow: In the first half of 2018, it stood at about 19.8 gigabytes per month and had already reached 20.8 gigabytes per month for the full year. In 2017, DNA’s mobile data use per subscription was 15.9 gigabytes per month.
“Mobile data is popular, as networks and devices are getting better all the time and pricing is sensible. I believe this growth will continue well into the future, as new 4G subscribers are joining the network at a stable rate, the mobile network is becoming an increasingly important connection platform for internet services, and services are becoming more data intensive. In the future, 5G technology and even higher-quality network services will continue to increase data usage,” says Jarkko Laari, Director, Radio Networks at DNA.
DNA’s advanced network technology enables electricity consumption to reduce in proportion even though the use of mobile data increases all the time.
”All the electricity we buy directly is produced by renewable energy sources, and it is important to us that our networks are as energy efficient as possible”, says Jarkko Laari.
The majority of the data transferred via mobile networks arises from the use of a variety of video-based services, such as YouTube and Netflix.
Second place holds Austria Three and in the third one is Zain, Kuwait. world leader in mobile data use
