Next-generation networks already represent 95.8% of fixed telephone accesses in Portugal, according to ANACOM's most recent data. This means that the vast majority of fixed telephone connections in the country has stopped using traditional technologies and started operating through more modern infrastructure.
Analog accesses and traditional voice traffic continue to decline in the country. This decreasing trend has been observed consistently over the past years, as more users migrate to next-generation networks.
Traditional fixed-line telephones have been losing ground significantly. The progressive replacement of old infrastructure by newer networks reflects the technological transformation that Portugal's telecommunications sector has undergone.




