This will become even more critical with the arrival of LTE, as it requires significantly more capacity. Furthermore, the shift towards small cell architecture will redefine the need for backhaul in mobile networks (small cell capillarity). Improving backhaul capacity could present a unique opportunity for operators to share fixed and mobile investments: specifically, expanding FTTH coverage while meeting backhaul requirements.
In this context, in 2012, IDATE was selected by the FTTH Council Europe and the FTTH Council APAC to analyze key issues related to the use of FTTH for backhauling. Approximately 20 mobile telecommunications companies worldwide were interviewed during this study.
Presenter: Roland Montagne.
Roland Montagne joined IDATE in 1998. He is Director of the Telecommunications Business Unit. Since 2004, Roland has been the project manager for the FTTH Council Europe panorama project (and now also for APAC, LATAM, and MENA). Roland is a regular speaker at international FTTH events. He previously worked for Bell Labs and France Telecom.
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Date: June 6, 2013
Time: 11:00-12:00 CET
Fibercom announces an extraordinary 2013 call for its Specialized Course in Fiber Optics
Fibercom is pleased to announce an extraordinary session of its Specialized Fiber Optic Course on December 16, 17, and 18 due to the high demand for the course originally scheduled for November. These sessions will be held at Fibercom's headquarters in Zaragoza.
