As the end of the year approaches, let’s look back together at some of Corning’s FTTx innovations during 2023. Designed for use in networks where space and speed translate into savings, the Evolv® with Pushlok technology family now includes small cell cable assemblies and 2-fiber and 4-fiber SST Assemblies, Evolv® Solution with Pushlok™ Technology | Corning. More compact terminals help us go everywhere with fiber, still the highest cost in deploying fiber, more than 70% of the total cost is the civil engineering work. To help with this, micro-trenching or even nano-trenching bring fiber to the homes with less disruption. Corning’s TFBD or Thin-Film Bundle Drop was launched, permitting a 21% faster deployment time than traditional methods, Thin-Film Bundled Drop™ | FTTH Networks | Corning. Here’s to another year of progress and seamless connectivity.
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Corning introduces Contour Form Micro Cable: 432 fibers in a 10 mm micro duct
Council member Corning has expanded its high-density cable portfolio with Contour Form™ Micro Cable, a 432-fiber micro cable built on its Contour™ 190-micron fiber platform.
Emtelle unveils Rapid Customer Connect for faster FTTH customer connections
Council member Emtelle has launched Rapid Customer Connect (RCC), an award-winning deployment model that pre-installs the fiber pathway to the property boundary, so homes and businesses are ready to connect when they order.