Displaying items by tag: FTTx

Global IT and network transformation services provider NEC and secure, AI-driven networks company Juniper Networks, have announced they have worked with Algeria Telecom to roll out its modernised, nationwide IP metro commercial network to support current demand for increased capacity as well as future needs driven by 5G and FTTx.

A new solution launched at Broadband World Forum 2018 promises to "halve blowing costs per fibre for FTTx deployments with rapid installation".

A Hobart-based game developer says ADSL2+ is too slow, 4G is too expensive, but (like baby bear's porridge) NBN FTTP is just right.

Point Topic has released its latest quarterly benchmark of global broadband tariffs, showing that the cost of fibre services per megabit of bandwidth in one fifth that of services over copper and predicting that European nations will need to accelerate fibre rollouts.

Huawei officials claim the company's new fibre to the door (FTTD) system allows high-speed broadband rollouts at reduced cost by reusing the existing cabling within buildings.

Internode is offering Internet service to residents of more than 20 greenfields sites around the country. The plans match the company's NBN-based offerings.

Fibre to the premises connections in Asia Pacific are expected to exceed DSL in 2014, a technology industry analyst is predicting.

Chinese vendors will continue to dominate the FTTx market, according to a leading analyst firm.

It's not exactly an NBN-scale milestone, but TransACT has connected its 1000th FTTP (fibre to the premises) customer.

Tyco Electronics is to acquire ADC, a move that will create a powerful new player in the market for supplying FTTH equipment to NBN Co, and a host of other telecoms market segments.

A successful trial of a system for running fibre optic cables through sewers has been completed in Brisbane, and a large-scale rollout may follow.

Telstra has connected more than 300 residents of Point Cook, west of Melbourne, to its fibre to the premises network.

The acquisition of Nortel's half of LG-Nortel by Ericsson could see the company in Australia expanding from small to medium enterprise telephony markets into large enterprise, carriers and possibly vying for NBN Co's PON contracts.

ISPs Internode and iPrimus have announced that they have connected their first customers to the National Broadband Network.

The OECD has released new statistics on broadband penetration in OECD countries, as of December 2009 saying that fibre services now make up 11 percent of the total.

The Federal Government has released a position paper on the provision of fibre networks on greenfields housing developments.

Kranj, 23 February 2010 - With EdgeSynergy ® Iskratel provides a wide portfolio of end-to-end network access solutions that enable synergy between network operator business challenges, innovative applications and end-user needs. Iskratel is launching its EdgeSynergy ® at the 'FTTH Council Europe 2010' in Lisbon, Portugal.