RCS and RDS merged to form RCS & RDS on 26 April 2005.
The company focused on rapid development both organically and through acquisitions.
The C-Zone network was acquired in 2006, entering certain areas in Bucharest that were not covered due to zone exclusivity.
In these areas RCS & RDS kept the brand until 2009.

Digi Slovakia, including the Digi Sport television channels in Slovakia and the Czech Republic, were sold to Slovak Telekom in 2013.
Also, satellite television subsidiary in the Czech Republic was sold to Lama Energy in March 2015, which continued to use the Digi brand for other acquired internet and IPTV provider until 1 April 2020.

The subsidiary in Croatia was sold to A1 Telekom Austria's Vipnet (now A1 Croatia).
RCS and RDS merged to form RCS & RDS on 26 April 2005. The company focused on rapid development both organically and through acquisitions. The C-Zone network was acquired in 2006, entering certain areas in Bucharest that were not covered due to zone exclusivity. In these areas RCS & RDS kept the brand until 2009.
Digi Slovakia, including the Digi Sport television channels in Slovakia and the Czech Republic, were sold to Slovak Telekom in 2013. Also, satellite television subsidiary in the Czech Republic was sold to Lama Energy in March 2015, which continued to use the Digi brand for other acquired internet and IPTV provider until 1 April 2020.
The subsidiary in Croatia was sold to A1 Telekom Austria's Vipnet (now A1 Croatia).
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