FTTM (Fibre to the Mast) enables high-capacity and flexible LTE deployment. This provides a cost-effective solution to the rural broadband challenge, efficiently delivering fast internet access in sparsely populated areas.
FTTB: (Fibre to the Building) Whether it's fiber for a building, offices, or even a hospital or commercial facility outside the city, users require a robust and flexible network that can deliver high performance and bandwidth over a common infrastructure.
An FTTH (Fibre to the Home) infrastructure provides high and secure bandwidth, thus having the capacity to support the development of future services.
FTTK (Fibre to the Kerb) is a telecommunications system where fiber optic cable runs to a central platform or cabinet that serves a specific number of users. It is the final stage of the existing copper infrastructure, allowing for lower deployment costs in an FTTK network.
