09/12/2022 - The CREDO Circle brought together the actors of the FttH fiber ecosystem at Espace Hamelin in Paris around two round tables. The opportunity to present to journalists, during a press briefing, the latest work carried out by the association and to announce the highlights of the roadmap for [...]
09/12/2022 - The CREDO Circle brought together the actors of the FttH fiber ecosystem at Espace Hamelin in Paris around two round tables. The opportunity to present to journalists, during a press briefing, the latest work carried out by the association and to announce the highlights of the roadmap for [...]
Pruning, who does what? Regulation vs reality principle (Corsica fibre) Soft stop RIP DSL (Réunion THD)
Referencing of telecommunication companies.
Thursday, May 05, 2022,, on video (Webex) 9:00 – 12:30 AM ETSI – Publication réseaux F5G (Topo Consulting) Predi5, l’IA au service de votre activité (e5group) A deeper fiber in the infrastructure to support the 5G and O-RAN concept (Orange) Accédez [...]
The deployment of FttH networks continues at a steady pace. The “end of the copper network” is therefore beginning to be considered, even planned.
The lifetime of a passive telecommunications network is of the order of a human life. The term "network life" here refers to the so-called "operational" period, i.e. everything that happens after commissioning.
The end of copper (Consul-Tel) / Feedback on the "long line" measurements carried out in the Doubs on 18 Nov. 2021 (DRIVOPTIC/VIAVI Solutions) / Presentation MOOC FttH (Telecom Sud Paris)
There are two types of maintenance for optical networks: - Preventive maintenance, which consists of periodically inspecting the network in order to identify any problems and thus avoid breakdowns and service interruptions. - Corrective maintenance, which consists of repairing breakdowns when they occur. Indeed, some fiber cuts, such as "excavator blows", are difficult to avoid. Many times, preventive maintenance is seen as a cost and not as an investment that reduces downtime and increases customer satisfaction.
First reserved for OIV - Operators of Vital Importance - in the last century (France Telecom, SNCF, EDF, National Defense...) then for "big" operators at the time of telecom deregulation, optical networks have recently explosively deployed thanks to FTTH projects. France has taken a leading position in Europe with the France Very High Speed Plan launched ten years ago.
