The national backbone fiber optic network (RDNFO) was created more than years ago , with the purpose of promoting high-speed Internet accessibility on a national scale , a great proposal that has not been fully fulfilled and can only be underutilized. by % of its generated capacity in. Backbone network and role of the Peruvian State In order to establish objectives, during , a work team at MTP that seeks to verify the operation and the approach of scenarios, presents a report describing the context that surrounds the Peruvian State.
Due to the use of the infrastructure
The contracted capacity barely reaches Gbps for the first quarter of , while for the second quarter of there was Gbps. Added to this, the number of clients is very limited with only clients. Presence of the RDNFO and Peruvian companiesIn districts, the RDNFO and private firms have fiber optic nodes. Furthermore, in districts where the RDNFO is located , there were no fiber optic nodes corresponding to private entities. Similarly, in districts where private companies operate, the RDNFO would not have the power to reach. One of the outstanding aspects to consider is that the positioning of the RDNFO is given by the rigid tariff it obtains for the provision of internet , having a cost of US$ Mbps , bringing up that the estimated rate in the market is US$ per Mbps.
Cost associated with the operation
Maintenance of the backbone network After the departure of Azteca , the infrastructure is managed by Pronatel , an institution belonging to the MTC- for a period of years. Its correct operation and maintenance is carried out by Pronatel, who received from the MTC the figure for maintenance of the backbone network. What price will the Peruvian State have to pay in according to a report prepared between and , the amount is particular, had a figure that exceeded Meanwhile, the amount was assigned for. Have observed declining demand and increases in interest rates, primarily from the Federal Reserve
