5G traffic rises by 61.1% and now accounts for 24.6% of total traffic

The CNMC report reveals a telecommunications market in Spain where fiber optics dominate fixed broadband, and the adoption of 5G technology is growing significantly, marking the transition toward speeds exceeding 100 Mbps and 1 Gbps. This robust infrastructure underpins a notable increase in mobile data traffic, evidencing intensive digital demand and widely extended universal connectivity. Revenue dynamics show the consolidation of an oligopoly composed of the major operators, with DIGI standing out for its strong growth against the stability or slight decline of its competitors. This scenario reflects a saturation of the market in terms of sales volume, but with a clear reconfiguration of economic share among the main players, where efficiency and commercial strategy define financial success. This information is crucial for open data because it provides precise macroeconomic and technical indicators on the state of national digital infrastructure. It facilitates the analysis of the digital divide, real competition in the sector, and the social impact of high-speed connectivity, enabling researchers, policymakers, and citizens to evaluate the effectiveness of digital inclusion policies and the health of the Spanish technological ecosystem based on verifiable and public data.

Source: bolsamania.com
Published on 2026-10-15

5G traffic rises by 61.1% and now accounts for 24.6% of total traffic

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