The technology defined First, we’ll briefly outline the technology, for those that aren’t already familiar with one or both. Fibre networks are delivered via fibre optic cables comprising multiple strands, each around the width of a human hair. These cables are made of two primary elements, both made of glass: the core and the cladding. The core is where […]
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How does the Fibre Connect Council see the future and growth of fibre in the region? As the demand for data is exponentially growing, the importance of fibre is also increasing. Its positive outcomes are centred on the improvement of services, connectivity and living conditions, in addition to providing more access to information for […]
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The 5G network slicing technology is a service that can integrate the infrastructure, improve visibility, control and flexibility. The slicing architecture is more advanced in 5G private networks, enabling fast rollout, flexible resource isolation, and adapting to different kinds of enterprise requests, with both operators and customers benefiting from the technology’s control and efficiency.Etisalat UAE […]
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On June 21, 2022 K&A through its membership with LIBNOR and the smart city & Information Technology technical Committee adopted 3 ISO standards related to IoT and Smart Cities ONTOLOGY ( Standardization of IoT Communication languages via Semantic web sites), ISO/IEC 21838, ISO/IEC 21972, ISO/IEC 24707, and One standard for Smart City Indicators ISO/IEC 30146 […]
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Prysmian Group, world leader in the energy and telecom cable systems industry, announces it will work with Telstra to build a new state-of-the-art intercapital fibre network in Australia. The national fibre network project is a multi-year project which will see Telstra build a new “state-of-the-art inter-city dual fibre path” that adds up to 20,000 […]
Read MoreCould LEO satellites provide high-speed Internet everywhere? LEO satellites have the potential to provide worldwide Internet access with high bandwidth and low latency. These constellations offer the possibility of a bandwidth per user of between 100-300 Mbps and latency of between 20-50 ms – ten times lower than that of GEO satellites. Many LEO satellite constellations are under development […]
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Digital inclusion and development of social progress Half of humanity still lives on the fringe of the digital world, without access to the internet. Globally, a quarter of children under the age of five have never been registered at birth1 they have no proof of their legal identity to protect their rights and ensure universal access […]
Read MoreThe council published its annual report that showcases the countries with the highest fibre optic network penetration globally. The report highlighted UAE as the number one country with its fibre network coverage surpassing Singapore, China, South Korea and Hongkong. The data from the report showcases 20 countries that have achieved penetration rates higher than 50 […]
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Corning’s micro cabling solution solves the demand for today’s unlimited bandwidth capacity and addresses escalating network duct congestion. Designed for installation in microduct systems using air-assisted installation methods, Corning’s MiniXtend® cables are up to 50 percent smaller than standard loose tube cables and offer high-fiber-counts in a small cable diameter footprint. Read More
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Dubai May 2022: Benya Group, a leading digital solutions and ICT infrastructure provider in Egypt, the Middle East and Africa (MEA) announced a strategic partnership agreement to develop its business with R&M, a global leader in cables and integrated communications solutions, as part of its internal and external expansion plan. This agreement paves the […]
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Or hit me upThe FIBERCONNECT Council Middle East and North Africa is an industry organization with a mission to accelerate FIBERCONNECT adoption by all broadband stakeholders through information and promotion, in order to accelerate the availability of fiber-based, ultra-high-speed access networks to consumers and businesses. We promote FIBERCONNECT because it delivers a flow of new services that enhances the quality of life, contributes to a better environment and boosts competitiveness. For more information, please contact the FIBERCONNECT Council MENA team:
