[Case Study] Innovating the Future of FTTx and HFC Networks

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As the demand for latency, speed, uptime and coverage grows across broadband networks, so do the specific needs of users from different user segments, geographies and industries. Tackling these specific needs requires FTTx deployments to be customized not just to these different environments, but also which can make the best use of existing investments and delivery models. This latest compilation looks at 8 interesting case studies of FTTx deployments for broadband access networks. This includes expansion of fiber architecture in a rural area, deployment of broadband for a national utility and a high-speed rail line, fiber infrastructure capacity and speed upgrade by a major operator, rural to urban expansion of optical transport and FTTH; and migration from xDSL to FTTH by incumbent operators looking to merge legacy infrastructure and new fiber networks for ubiquitous nationwide broadband coverage.

The case studies are crafted to illustrate how flexible and highly customizable FTTx solutions can deliver specific outcomes across various different broadband environments to fulfill the performance requirements of each. Don't miss your copy of the compilation.

9 July 2020 / CommScope Case Studies / By Ray Sharma