KPN has transferred the Randstad region of the Netherlands to DVB-T2.
As a result, it has taken the last step in renewing its Digitenne wireless TV network in a process that began in October 2018 in the Northeast Netherlands region.
According to the telco, changes in the permits also require it to free up Digitenne frequencies for 5G. The conversion of these frequencies is already in progress and will be phased in in different areas of the country until November 2019.
KPN concludes by saying that the renewal of Digitenne fits in perfectly with its strategy to ensure that customers have the best TV experience.
This is done by, on the one hand, continuously improving the product (4K Ultra HD, smart TV app, interactive TV app, Netflix via TV receiver) and, on the other hand, by constantly renewing the range of TV channels and content providers.
