Nokia: wins ultra-broadband deal in Japan
(CercleFinance.com) - Japan's KDDI is deploying Nokia's technology to apartments and buildings to deliver ultra-broadband services from existing copper lines, the Finnish telecoms equipment maker said.
KDDI has been deploying Nokia's G.fast solution, enabling the telecommunications operator to offer 830Mbps combined uplink and downlink speeds to customers at "an attractive price," it said.
Nokia's technology eliminates many of the issues found with the very difficult to deploy fiber-to-the-home, especially in terms of building types and access.
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KDDI has been deploying Nokia's G.fast solution, enabling the telecommunications operator to offer 830Mbps combined uplink and downlink speeds to customers at "an attractive price," it said.
Nokia's technology eliminates many of the issues found with the very difficult to deploy fiber-to-the-home, especially in terms of building types and access.
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