As a Gamer, programmer, designer, article writer and video creator. It´s really important for me to be able to work over a fast internet connection no matter where i am at the moment. As my computer works both as my mobile office and entertainment centrum (hub). But sadly enough, fast internet connections is a luxery that just exists (for most parts) in larger cities in Sweden.

So once you end up on the countryside, the internet (and mobile) connection will drop like a stone in the ocean. Thankfully enough though, there´s hope to be found. As Telia has started to roll out their 4G mobile solution (and fibre network) in Sweden (yes, even on the countryside). And that makes it possible (for some, not all) to get up to 100 Mbit/s internet connections via Telia´s 4G network.

And thanks to this, it´s possible for me (and others) to both work, enjoy movies, music and games without lag and painful download speeds. That´s also how Telia managed to create their music video “Playing apart” together with the Gothenburg symphony orchestra (and with the help of the Swedish conductor Thord Svedlund).

As the whole live concert (wich was recorded live at 5 different locations together with 14 different musicians) was made possible thanks to Telias fibre network.  So everyone at the Gothenburg Concert Hall could enjoy the live streamed concert with great joy on the 29th of April (the song in question is “Eine Kleine Nachtmusik” by Mozart).

Robin “V-Act” Ek
The Gaming Ground
Twitter: @TheGamingGround

More by Robin Ek:

• New Old Pixels is to bring the original ‘Toki’ arcade game, to original retro hardware
• The 2D pixel art PvPvE extraction shooter, ‘Project S.U.N.D.I.A.L.’, is coming to Steam on April 27th
• The 1-4 player egg cracking adventure, ‘CRACK’, is coming to Steam on October 26th
• The unique horror game ‘Hoarder’ is coming to Steam in 2027
• The cozy first-person warehouse sim ‘BOB LOGISTICS’ is coming to Steam in Q4 2026

Tags: Gothenburg symphony orchestra, Live streaming, Playing apart, Telia, TeliaSonera