Altice Dominicana, S.A., is a telecommunications company operating in the Dominican Republic. It was initially established as San Isidro Teleport in 1988 by Zona Franca de San Isidro, later renamed as Tricom. In 1990, the company secured an agreement with the Dominican Republic to offer national communications services. The company as known today was formed in 2017 following the merger of two Dominican mobile network operators Tricom and Orange Dominicana, following a parallel acquisition of the two companies by Netherlands-based Altice Group from Hispaniola Telecom and Orange Group respectively.
Altice 3G Network
Following the merger, the Altice network now comprises a 3G UMTS service over the B8 (900 MHz) band (formerly Orange Dominicana), with DC-HSPA+, and a B5 (850 MHz) carrier used in metro areas.
3G Frequency Bands
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3G Network Events
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Altice 4G Network
The company provides 4G LTE services over B2 (1900 MHz) as its primary band, with B4 (1700 MHz) and B5 (850 MHz) used in areas requiring additional capacity.
4G Frequency Bands
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4G Network Events
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