Fiber optic technology is the backbone of modern digital infrastructure, and recent innovations are propelling its capabilities to new heights. In the past few years, breakthroughs in materials, multiplexing techniques and network design have significantly boosted bandwidth,

The optical fiber preform market offers opportunities in high-bandwidth infrastructure expansion, driven by 5G rollout and data center growth. Demand spikes for dense optical networks and specialized fibers for AI data centers,

SPARTANBURG, S.C.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--AFL, an industry-leading manufacturer of fiber optic cables, connectivity and equipment, today introduces DENALI, a modular optical fiber platform that is specifically engineered for high-growth GPU environments with ...

The $18 million network deployment began in September 2022 and is now serving its first customers. IQ Fiber is also constructing its fiber-optic network in Fleming Island, Lakeside and Ridgeview. IQ Fiber’s Clay County project is part of the major $45 ...

Fluke Networks today announced the launch of CertiFiber™ Max, the industry’s first third-generation optical loss test set (OLTS) designed to meet the growing demands of high-density data center environments.

Lima, Perú. – Nokia today announced that it has deployed with Global Fiber Peru a new subaquatic and future-proof Optical, IP and fiber broadband network in the Amazon rainforest, helping to reduce the digital divide. The extensive network connects over ...

The global telecommunications landscape stands at a pivotal moment as 5G networks move from initial deployment to broad adoption. The contributions of the top 5G series supplier cohort are a testament to the importance of reliable, scalable, and high‑performance optical infrastructure in achieving the full potential of 5G technologies.

While it’s been several months since the Southwick Select Board committed to building a fiber optic network as a pilot project to gauge customer participation rates, getting the project off the ground is still in the works.

According to the report, G.Network has laid much of its broadband cables in ducts located in the middle of busy London roads, as opposed to under pavements like its rivals have done. Because of this, the company has had to dig up roads to carry out repairs, which has been costly.