Switzerland Connected: The technology behind It is worth mentioning that the experiment did not use any specially prioritised or direct connections, but instead used standard 5G, 4G, fibre-optic and copper connections as used by Swisscom's customers. Klaus Liechti continues. 'We did not make any changes to our mobile or fixed-telephone network for this experiment. Our network already offers these bandwidths and latencies today.' Switzerland Connected was about more than just music, however. As Florian Maag, Project Initiator/Co-Project Manager, explains: 'Every single element of the network infrastructure, the connections, sync software, live cameras, live production, song, artists, streaming, was available individually, but had never actually been combined in an experiment like this before. Everything had to come together and integrate for the experiment to succeed.' For Katia Reinhardt, Co-Communications Manager at Swisscom who took part at the Bern site, the experiment has demonstrated that, 'we need to show what our infrastructures and services can offer society and people in these times, with a focus on experiences, emotions and humanity'.