When building a new full fibre network, builders and operators rightly look to maximise the experience for their customers while removing any unnecessary costs.

Internet traffic has continued to climb exponentially as our dependency on reliable and ubiquitous connectivity has intensified following the global pandemic.

Governments all around the world are setting their goals for a connected society, ensuring internet access to as many citizens as possible, if not for everyone.

Customisation and personalisation have become a part of almost every aspect of our life – in one form or another.

Where do we go from the current 10-gigabit PON era? Which one is the next winner, 25-gigabit or 50-gigabit PON? What have we learned from the past upgrade cycles?

Remember the good old days and the ZX-Spectrum-vs-PC dilemma? As oversimplified as it may seem, the dilemma about when to transition to XGS-PON has all the same ingredients.

Rural areas are experiencing a kind of renaissance, with digitalisation promising equal living conditions in towns and in the countryside. The foundation for this must, however, first be created by fibre-optic rollout. How can that work with customer potential low and investments high?

As the telecommunications industry increasingly shifts its focus to fibre-access alternatives, the industry must not only focus on adopting the most cost-effective and efficient technologies, but also those that are the most environmentally friendly.

Technology’s significant impact on our everyday lives over the last two, even three decades cannot be overstated. Modern, complex technology now drives most of our daily activities, from work life, to socialising, to commuting and even how we get treated medically.

Iskratel combats cyber risks and the use of prohibited content for the safety of families, businesses, and schools. It has developed a suite of new applications for home devices of its Innbox family. With these specially tailored applications, that include advanced parental controls, secure storage, and access through a private tunnel, privacy can be enhanced and the most vulnerable protected when browsing the internet.