Kathmandu, Nepal — Vianet Communications has partnered with PUBG MOBILE Global Open (PMGO) as
its Official Internet Partner, providing the connectivity infrastructure required to run one of the biggest
international PUBG MOBILE esports tournaments hosted in Nepal.
In competitive esports, internet performance is not simply about speed. Stability, consistency and low
latency are critical — because even a momentary disruption can affect the outcome of a match. With
professional players competing at the highest level, tournament connectivity must perform reliably
throughout every game.
Vianet’s selection to power PMGO reflects the capability of its network to support such a demanding
environment, where there is virtually no room for connectivity failure.
The partnership follows Vianet’s successful support of the PUBG MOBILE National Championship
(PMNC), where Vianet provided the tournament internet and delivered a stable, low-latency experience
throughout the competition.
“For most internet users, reliability means being able to work, stream, game or connect without
interruption. In professional esports, that same reliability is tested at an entirely different level — where
a few milliseconds or a disruption at the wrong moment can change a match. Being trusted to provide
the internet for PMGO demonstrates what the Vianet network is capable of when performance matters
most.”
Through the PMGO partnership, Vianet aims to demonstrate that the same focus on network reliability,
stability and low latency that enables international-level esports also underpins the experience it strives
to deliver to customers every day.
The partnership also marks another step in Vianet’s growing involvement in Nepal’s gaming and esports
ecosystem, supporting the infrastructure required as the country becomes a destination for increasingly
significant international gaming events.
When the game cannot afford to stop, the network cannot afford to fail.
About Vianet
Vianet Communications Ltd. is one of Nepal’s leading internet service providers, delivering high-speed
fiber internet and digital connectivity solutions to homes and businesses across the country. Vianet
continues to invest in network technology, infrastructure and customer experience to provide fast,
stable and reliable connectivity.
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