Date:18/07/11
The volume of incoming Internet traffic in Azerbaijan increased by 29.8 million minutes in January-June compared to the same period of 2010 and amounted to 346.9 million minutes, the Azerbaijani Communications and IT Ministry's report said. According to the ministry, the volume of outgoing traffic hit 83.1 million minutes, increasing by 7.6 million minutes. The number of international telephone channels also increased by 1,345 units and hit 9,265 units.
The AZNET segment’s throughput capacity also increased 2.7 times up to 40 Gbps. According to the ministry, communication operators, legal and physical entities were provided with 10 three-digit prefixes to render reference and intelligent services for the first six months of the year.About 10,301 prefixes were allocated for the user's stationary communication network. About 11,000 prefixes were allocated to the communication operators to communicate wirelessly.
Incoming Internet traffic increases by 29.8 million minutes in Azerbaijan
The volume of incoming Internet traffic in Azerbaijan increased by 29.8 million minutes in January-June compared to the same period of 2010 and amounted to 346.9 million minutes, the Azerbaijani Communications and IT Ministry's report said. According to the ministry, the volume of outgoing traffic hit 83.1 million minutes, increasing by 7.6 million minutes. The number of international telephone channels also increased by 1,345 units and hit 9,265 units.The AZNET segment’s throughput capacity also increased 2.7 times up to 40 Gbps. According to the ministry, communication operators, legal and physical entities were provided with 10 three-digit prefixes to render reference and intelligent services for the first six months of the year.About 10,301 prefixes were allocated for the user's stationary communication network. About 11,000 prefixes were allocated to the communication operators to communicate wirelessly.
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