ROME / LONDON (IT BOLTWISE) – FiberCop and FMC GlobalSat have entered into a groundbreaking partnership to revolutionize digital infrastructure in Italy. By combining fiber optic and satellite technology, they aim to provide high-speed internet to even the most remote regions of the country.
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In a significant development for Italy’s digital infrastructure, FiberCop and FMC GlobalSat have entered into a partnership that has the potential to significantly improve connectivity in remote areas of the country. This strategic alliance combines the strengths of FiberCop’s fiber optic technology with FMC GlobalSat’s advanced satellite services to create a hybrid network architecture unparalleled in the world.
The innovative solution integrates fiber optic access with Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite networks to ensure a robust and reliable internet connection even in the most remote regions of Italy. This technology is particularly important for areas where expanding traditional fiber optic networks is difficult due to geographic and logistical challenges. The successful completion of initial tests linking LEO satellite services to terrestrial infrastructure marks a significant milestone in the telecommunications industry.
FiberCop’s Alma Fazzolari highlighted the importance of this development and described the first successful data transmission over the hybrid network as a milestone that will consolidate FiberCop’s role as an innovator in the field of connectivity solutions in the long term. The benefits of this technology are far-reaching: it enables improved coverage and ensures that even remote communities are not left cut off from the possibilities of the digital world.
Emmanuel Cotrel, CEO of FMC GlobalSat, sees the project as a win-win for Italian cities that have previously struggled to install fiber optic cables. The combination of FiberCop’s extensive fiber optic infrastructure with FMC’s advanced satellite services opens new avenues for digital connectivity in Italy and could serve as a model for similar initiatives worldwide.
With over 26 million kilometers of fiber optic cable, FiberCop already offers a sophisticated network for ultra-broadband solutions. The new project could further improve coverage and speed, strengthening Italy’s position as a pioneer in digital infrastructure. This partnership could also serve as a springboard for future applications in the global telecommunications industry by setting new standards for hybrid network solutions.
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