Translated with AI from the Russian original.

The service is aimed at local telecom operators.

The new solution is designed for operators who serve small and medium-sized businesses but face difficulties in organizing connections in residential areas - for example, in offices on the ground floors, security posts, garages, and other facilities near residential buildings.

The service is available in regions of the country where Beeline's broadband access network is deployed and allows organizing private VPN networks with the necessary traffic prioritization for legal entities - operator clients.

As promised in the press service, partners' traffic has the highest priority in the Beeline network, which ensures stable speed, and customer connection takes place in a short time. Yulia Tsvetkova, Director of the Department for work with telecom operators in the Moscow region, noted:

For many local operators, the "last mile" and access to infrastructure are the main challenge. In Moscow and the Moscow region, Beeline has a developed and modern network infrastructure. This allows us to offer the fastest and highest quality connection to communication services in the capital region. Our advantages - internal traffic prioritization and rapid deployment of services - allow partners to offer their customers truly reliable Internet and VPN networks without additional investment in construction.

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