As the way we work continues to evolve, wireless networks have become the invisible backbone of productivity. From seamless video calls to smart building automation, the demand for reliable, high-performance connectivity is greater than ever. In this post, we explore how 5G, Wi-Fi 7, and the right cabling infrastructure are shaping the workplaces of tomorrow - and how Aginode is helping businesses prepare for that future today.

For network operators and infrastructure providers, managing fibre deployments efficiently is critical. The choice of optical fibre cables has a direct impact on installation speed, network performance, and long-term costs. Yet, many traditional fibre solutions come with challenges—high civil works expenses, complex installations, and frequent splicing points that increase maintenance efforts.

Over 30 years ago, network cabling progressed from disparate proprietary systems to standardised universal structured cabling. This common network topology is based on twisted-pair copper and fibre optic cabling. The intention is to enable buildings to be pre-cabled in a way that would support any type of ICT system. In this post we will look at some of the main Standardisation bodies and the cabling standards they have published.

France has updated its fire safety regulations for high-rise buildings (IGH) and establishments receiving public (ERP), mandating stricter fire performances for cables, according to the highest classifications specified in the EU Construction Products Regulation (CPR). The new rules will take effect on May 17, 2025.

A variety of product supply issues are having a marked effect on fibre rollouts in the UK. At the same time, there is a need to significantly reduce the time and cost involved in developing and deploying fibre networks... Aginode would like to share some insights into overcoming obstacles and ensuring continuity of the supply chain – and suggest where we can help.