Why installers prefer micro cabling for modern transport networks
See why installers prefer micro cabling for transport networks: easier handling, faster builds, simpler upgrades, and a smaller environmental footprint.
Fiber optic network installation in the ground
Learn how fiber optic networks are installed in the ground. This article explains common underground installation methods and key decision factors.
Air-blown or Traditional Cabling?
When should you use air-blown or traditional cabling? Learn the key differences, use cases, and how modern micro cabling systems support evolving networks.
Fiber optic cable color coding: a standards guide
Identify fibers fast. Color codes for TIA-598, S12, DIN, FIN2012, Type E, submarine, and ribbon cables, with counting rules.
The business case for micro cabling systems in transport networks
Are micro cabling systems suitable for transport networks? Discover cost savings, sustainability benefits, and future-proofing advantages in our article!
The value of micro cabling from a cost and environmental perspective
In this article we compare total cost of ownership, and pay extra attention to the correlation of CO2 emissions, for traditional cabling vs. micro cabling.
Investing in fiber optic networks
There are two key factors to consider when investing in fiber optic networks: installation cost and the total cost of ownership.
Why choose slimmer fiber optic cables for your project?
Fiber optic product developers rise to the challenge of designing slimmer cables while adding maximum capacity. But why is it so beneficial?
Fiber vs wireless comparison – which way to go?
These two fundamentally different technologies are often compared. Mostly, it's not about choosing the one or the other, but rather an optimal combination.
Why fiber optic technology
Fiber optics is the only technology that does not suffer from reduced speed when numerous users compete for the same bandwidth.
What about the carbon footprint in the fiber optic cable industry?
Why is it important to raise awareness about the carbon footprint within the fiber optic cable industry? Read this article to find out more.
What is FTTH?
Fiber To The Home means using fiber optic cables for delivering digital communication signals from operators’ switching equipment to your home.