en.Wedoany.com Reported - Claro Colombia has announced the expansion of its 5G network to 15 new cities across the country, bringing its coverage to 78 cities and towns. This deployment aims to enhance connectivity in regions with economic growth potential, expanding access to high-capacity services for businesses and users.
The newly covered areas include: Rionegro and Turbo in Antioquia; Malambo, Sabanalarga, and Soledad in Atlántico; Chiquinquirá in Boyacá; Puerto Rico in Caquetá; Aguachica in Cesar; Cereté in Córdoba; Cota and Fusagasugá in Cundinamarca; Pasto in Nariño; Villagarzón in Putumayo; La Tebaida in Quindío; and Barbosa in Santander.
According to company data, over 6.6 million customers currently transmit traffic on the 5G network. Additionally, this technology accounts for 20% of Claro's total data traffic in Colombia, with monthly consumption on the 5G network growing at an average rate of 12% over the past year.
Claro stated that users can access the 5G network as long as they are within coverage areas and have compatible devices. The company currently offers over 60 5G-enabled phone models, with starting prices at 399,900 Colombian pesos.
