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The rising demand for high-speed Internet services to support work from home commitments has pushed the Indian government to expand “fibre optic infrastructure across the country”, and will further drive a market growth at a compound annual growth rate of 7.1% from 2020-2025, according to GlobalData. Along with this initiative, it also plans to establish internet connectivity to 600, 000 Indian villages by 2023.

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US company XKL, a provider of fibre optic networking systems, has announced a new Wi-Fi infrastructure solution based on its DQT10 transponder, providing a point-to-multi-point topology solution for fibre-to-wireless hybrid networks.

Independent telecommunications challenger, Hawaiki Submarine Cable LP, today commenced commercial operations for its 15,000km fibre optic deep-sea cable linking Australia, New Zealand, the Pacific and United States.

AARNet and Cisco have deployed one of the world’s longest unregenerated high-performance optical links.

Fibre-optic Christmas trees are available in many shops - but if you want to see the world's largest example, you'll need to visit Hong Kong.

A United Nations report on broadband infrastructure recommends that government's remain "technology neutral" in national roll-outs as the most risk averse strategy - a finding Malcolm Turnbull says highlights the Coalition's concerns about the NBN.

There has been all sorts of scaremongering about the cost of the NBN, but industry executive Phil Sykes is convinced there won't be a budget blowout.

An Australian company says it can offer fibre deployment technology capable of reducing the cost of the NBN rollout by around $10 billion.