Rogers will be investing $10 billion over the next three years to enhance the reliability of its services, says the company’s president and CEO.
In a statement on July 24, Tony Staffieri said the plan includes having the wireless and internet services physically separated to create an ‘always on’ network to ensure customers don’t experience an outage with both cellular and internet at the same time.
The investment will also include more oversight and testing while partnering with other technology firms to do a full review of Rogers’ network systems. The company says it will also invest more in Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology in its efforts to enhance reliability….