in Milan for two days talking about fiber
FttH Conference opens today, which analyzes state and prospects of the fiber in Europe and in our country. Waiting tomorrow Neelie Kroes, European Commissioner for the digital agenda.
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February 9, 2011
opens today in Milan, the 2011 edition FttH Conference, the annual meeting sponsored by FttH Council, he has chosen, in this occasional, Italy as their headquarters.
Two days of work during which we'll talk about the fibers and the development prospects for the coming years.
Feed the agenda of the guests, who will alternate on stage today, experts and analysts of the Council, with the aim not only to take stock of the situation, but also to deepen the hot topics such as funding and relations with the regulatory bodies, with an eye to the host country, Italy.
Tomorrow, however, the afternoon keynote will be given to Neelie Kroes, European Commissioner for the digital agenda.
important, say the organizers, the choice of Italy as the venue for this edition of the conference, which last year was held in Portugal instead.
Italy is currently one of the most important markets for the fiber optic in Europe, with more than 2.5 million cable homes at the end of 2010 and 348,000 subscribers.
These numbers are set to grow further and significantly if the project "Fiber for Italy," sponsored by Fastweb, Vodafone and Wind will be able to be carried out properly, covering, within the next four years the 15 major Italian cities.
not alone.
Important developments are also resulting from the commitment of seven national players, which include also the same telecom Italy, to create an infrastructure national fiber for open access in areas that no operator has yet wired. Related links
* Italy? A little country "fiber"
* Tiscali in pole position for the fiber Eutelia
* By Christmas wired with fiber 6 Italian cities. Word of Telecom Italy
* LTE and fiber to the next investment
* Telecom Italy Fastweb, Vodafone and Wind: Telecom without the new company is difficult
* NGN: today the plan Fastweb, Vodafone, Wind
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