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Fibre

Fibre optic ensures unlimited capacity and response to market needs and growth plans

Connectivity is the ability to connect and communicate people or objects through networks, using a physical medium, either wired or wireless, transporting data between one point and another.
Nowadays, wired and wireless connectivity can complement each other on price and performance. Increasingly, wireless standards are deployed for connectivity; ranging from Wi-Fi and mobile standards to microwave links with point-to-point capabilities of high data rates. In the wired domain fibre becomes the most powerful connectivity form.

Fibre optic ensures unlimited capacity and response to market needs and growth plans

Key figures

FRANCE

+15,000Km

of the up to 31,000km committed to be built

POLAND

+13,000Km

SPAIN

+33,000Km

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The benefits

Independent and neutral
Capacity
Custom design and topology
Robustness and obsolescence
Control and monitorization

Cellnex is neutral, transparent and offers a standardised product and thus enables access for all.

Fiber optic ensures unlimited capacity and response to market needs and growth plans.

Designed to suit client current and future needs. Topology can include improved redundancies, allowing high availability.

Network deployed with new trenching infrastructure that ensures a higher security index against air infrastructures, and built with new materials and according to the latest standards of optical fiber deployment.

Cables can be monitored with guard fibers to secure the cable against external manipulation and to integrate the physical network into Geographic Information Systems (GIS) allowing asset control.

Cellnex is neutral, transparent and offers a standardised product and thus enables access for all.

Fiber optic ensures unlimited capacity and response to market needs and growth plans.

Designed to suit client current and future needs. Topology can include improved redundancies, allowing high availability.

Cables can be monitored with guard fibers to secure the cable against external manipulation and to integrate the physical network into Geographic Information Systems (GIS) allowing asset control.

Fibre

Key figures

The benefits

Independent and neutral

Capacity

Custom design and topology

Robustness and obsolescence

Control and monitorization

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