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Barrie Powell 2024年2月5日

Dealing with today’s FTTH material shortages in the UK

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.

Alexandra Nacken 2023年6月2日

Meeting energy savings goals with Fibre To The Office (FTTO)

The rapid growth of the digital economy has led to increased energy consumption and CO2 emissions, making energy efficiency and sustainability crucial considerations for businesses. In this blog post, we will explore how Fibre To The Office (FTTO) solutions can future-proof networks while significantly reducing energy costs and environmental impact. By leveraging the benefits of copper and fibre, businesses can achieve redundancy and flexibility.

Jessica MCGINLEY 2023年5月22日

Challenges, opportunities, and solutions for UK AltNets in 2023

After a flying start, AltNets must sustain their initial progress by effectively balancing standardisation, configurability, guidance, and accessibility. This is accomplished through the implementation of smart solutions.

Oene-Wim Stallinga 2023年5月1日

The benefits of reducing networks’ CO2 emissions

The high demand for bandwidth globally and the need to achieve sustainability targets have led to increased discussions on the carbon footprint of networks. Evaluating carbon emissions can lower operational costs, support sustainability goals, and improve CO2 performance in projects, which is becoming an important factor in selecting partners and suppliers.

Georges Kazantzidis 2023年4月5日

Fibre To The Office installation for brand new Eemsdelta Campus

The Eemsdelta Campus in Appingedam, the Netherlands, brings secondary education, a practical study programme and a sports cluster together in a single facility. With a total area of 16,600 m2, this new campus consists of several buildings that jointly accommodate 1,700 students. The project, which cost some 38 million euros, was designed from the outset to be extremely energy-efficient, 100% circular and earthquake-proof.