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In the village of Ignatievo, located 22 kilometers from Blagoveshchensk, fiber-optic infrastructure appeared for the first time and modern GPON technology (gigabit passive optical network) started working. More than 200 local families got the opportunity to use high-speed Internet, interactive television, smart video surveillance and other modern digital services. Rostelecom organized the new connection in the village. The provider's specialists laid more than 5 kilometers of optics.
Tatyana Korshik, Director of Work with the Mass Segment of the Amur Branch of PJSC Rostelecom:
"The new infrastructure partially replaced the outdated copper communication lines and covered not only the private sector, but also three apartment buildings on Novaya Street. Thanks to the introduction of optical technology, many families in the village of Ignatievo can use advanced tariffs with high-speed Internet."
GPON technology provides data transfer speeds of up to 1 Gbit/s, which allows subscribers to easily handle tasks that require a large amount of traffic - watch and broadcast live on video hosting sites, connect to video conferences, use cloud services, download heavy files, and much more. The technology is highly reliable, since it uses fiber optics that are resistant to various types of interference, such as thunderstorms or power outages.
Denis Zemnukhov, Minister of Digital Development and Communications of the Amur Region:
"The introduction of digital technologies is a matter of people's quality of life. With the help of the Internet today, you can receive government services electronically, enroll your child in a kindergarten, receive necessary payments, and process important documents. Of course, access to technology makes life especially easier for residents of remote settlements. Adults can work remotely, run a business, develop their own business, and children can study, participate in major competitions, and make a name for themselves. This is what happened within the framework of the online project "Polenov. Teacher and Students", where young artists from different parts of the Amur Region, thanks to digital technologies, were able to join great art and virtually visit the best museums of the Far East."
Rostelecom continues to develop optical infrastructure in the Amur Region. Recently, the provider connected several new apartment buildings in Svobodny and Skovorodino to digital communication lines. And this winter, it covered more than 300 houses in the private sector of the village of Ust-Ivanovka with fiber optics.
