DOHA: Results of an extensive audit conducted by the Communications Regulatory Authority (CRA) on Qatar’s mobile telecommunications network show that service providers will deliver high-quality services to meet internet data-hungry requirements at the FIFA World Cup Qatar I showed that I was ready. 2022.
During 2021, the CRA has allocated additional 5G spectrum to service providers, including millimeter wave (mm) wave spectrum, which will revolutionize mobile broadband performance in Qatar.
Audit results demonstrate that service providers continue to maintain high standards of accessibility, retention, and integrity of services provided to their consumers and are making significant improvements in delivering greater data throughput. The improved 5G ecosystem has enabled service providers to demonstrate higher download speeds on their networks in a wider environment.
The audit results show a 99.9% completion rate for voice calls, a 99.7% success rate for sending text messages, a message arrival time of about 2 seconds, and a maximum download speed of 700Mbps for Internet data services. It has a maximum upload speed of 126 Mbps and a successful download rate of 99.7% (web pages).
The Communications Regulatory Authority (CRA) today released the summary results of an extensive audit of mobile networks conducted between August and December 2021 to assess improvements in the quality of service (QoS) levels offered by Qatar’s service providers. Published the report. Ooredoo Qatar QPSC and Vodafone Qatar PQSC.
This audit evaluated some of the key performance indicators (KPIs) of the services provided by service providers. This is consistent with the criteria and conditions of the licenses granted by the CRA and the applicable regulatory framework.
The audit covered mobile Internet data services, including mobile voice calls, Short Message Service (SMS), and services delivered through fifth generation (5G) networks. Audits were conducted during peak business days on over 58,000 samples from each service provider network collected from different areas of Qatar, including roads, highways and highways.
Using QoS systems on the latest versions of devices and smartphones, CRA obtained results that reflected the experience of mobile communications consumers in Qatar.
The CRA affirms that the purpose of this audit is not to identify the best network or compare Qatari service providers. The CRA emphasizes that audit results should not be used for purposes that do not serve the report’s necessary value, such as promoting the best service provider or using part or more of the report. misuse another service provider or use audit results in a misleading or inaccurate manner given the scope of the audit;
