Ukrainians will be able to check on the map in the «Diya» application whether there is a non-volatile xPON network nearby. This will allow you to see the real technical picture and assess the continuity of the Internet, so that you can effectively plan work and study during power outages.
Ukrainians will be able to check on the map in the «Diya» application whether there is a non-volatile xPON network nearby. This will allow you to see the real technical picture and assess the continuity of the Internet, so that you can effectively plan work and study during power outages.
On the map in «Actions» in a few clicks you will be able to see:
Ukrainians will also be able to leave feedback on their provider’s work. This will create healthy competition: companies will be motivated to improve services, and users will know whether promises are realistic.
The map will also show the coverage of the non-volatile Internet across Ukraine. We will be able to see the «white spots» and work with Internet providers to eliminate them. This is especially important for frontline communities, where stable connectivity is a security issue.
xPON (Passive Optical Network) is a technology that allows you to be online without electricity for up to 72 hours. The optical cable goes straight into the apartment, and there is no equipment that requires electricity on the way from the provider. The main condition: for the Internet to work, you just need to power your router and ONU terminal from a power bank or uninterruptible power supply.
In the fall of 2025, when a new wave of power outages began, demand for xPON in different regions increased from 45 to 77%. Now 52% of subscribers use the non-volatile technology (in 2021 it was only 30%).
Leaders in coverage (over 70%): Vinnytsia, Chernivtsi, Ivano-Frankivsk, Kyiv, Cherkasy and Volyn regions.
