Economy

Economy January 28, 2016 | 8:39 am

Second biggest telecom´s US$138.0M to expand 4G grid

Santo Domingo.- TheAltice group, which operates telecoms Orange and Tricom in Dominican Republic, onWednesday said it will invest RD$6.2 billion (US$138.0 million) this year to installnext-generation infrastructure with a fiber optic and mobile convergent networkto provide higher speed broadband to local customers and democratize theservice.

Altice is the country´ssecond biggest tele... Read more

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