Open Fiber Completes High-Speed Network Deployment in Catanzaro Locality

Open Fiber's completion of the ultra-broadband network in Pentone marks a pivotal advancement in digital connectivity, bridging gaps and empowering residents with high-speed internet access.

Highlights

  • Open Fiber achieves ultra-broadband network deployment in Pentone.
  • Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) technology powers high-speed internet for 110 premises.
  • Sustainable excavation techniques prioritize minimal disruption and environmental responsibility.

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Open Fiber Completes High-Speed Network Deployment in Catanzaro Locality
Italian wholesale FTTH operator Open Fiber has announced completing the deployment of ultra-broadband telecommunications network in Pentone. Open Fiber states that the project focuses on addressing the digital needs of both urban centers and more remote areas within the Catanzaro province (Calabria).

Also Read: Open Fiber FTTH, FWA Broadband Network Construction Underway in Atrani




FTTH Technology

With Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) technology, Open Fiber has successfully extended high-speed internet access to 110 premises across Pentone. These premises can now experience speeds of up to gigabits provided by partner operators. Open Fiber states that this technology ensures residents can enjoy seamless connectivity, enabling various online activities that require high bandwidth.

Closing the Connectivity Gap

One of the key objectives of this initiative was to bridge the digital divide by reaching areas that were previously underserved in terms of connectivity. Open Fiber says its approach has allowed Pentone's residents and businesses in even the most remote corners of the region to access the benefits of high-speed internet.

Also Read: Open Fiber Continues Expansion of Ultra-Fast FTTH Connectivity Across Italy

A Collaborative Effort

According to the statement, the successful implementation of this transformative network is the result of collaboration between Open Fiber and the Ultra Broadband Plan (BUL). Managed by Infratel Italia and supported by regional and state funding, the infrastructure deployment plan has proven to be a driving force behind Pentone's digital advancement.

Sustainability at the Core

Open Fiber said it has employed environmentally-friendly excavation techniques, minimizing disruption and making efficient use of existing infrastructure.

Open Fiber emphasized the positive impact of the network, stating, "Thanks to the FTTH network and the Open Fiber cabling project, Pentone is equipped with an ultra-broadband network capable of delivering ever-increasing volumes of data, allowing fast and enabling use of links for smart working, streaming HD content, online acquisitions, and access to public administration services remotely."

Also Read: Open Fiber Extends FTTH Network to Cerveteri, Sacrofano, Serradifalco, Santa Maria Maggiore

With the completion of the ultra-broadband network in Pentone, the town enters a new era of digital connectivity.

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