Openreach closes first exchange in PSTN switchoff milestone
Press Release Openreach plans to shut down 80% of its UK exchanges, saying it will only need 1,000...
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Tag: Copper
Designing for impact: How product innovation is enabling scalable, intelligent infrastructure
As the UK fibre rollout shifts into a “fibre utility” phase, the opportunity lies not just in building networks, but in designing products that match the way businesses and public services now operate.
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Brits urged to go ‘urban mining’ for copper in ‘drawers of doom’
A new study suggests that forgotten drawers containing old phones, cables, and electrical goods could cumulatively contain nearly 40,000 tonnes of valuable copper
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Old copper networks: A gold mine for telcos?
A report from engineering firm TXO says that over $7 billion-worth of unused copper cabling could be recovered in the next decade
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BT outlines timetable for analogue landline switch-off
News The UK’s Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN), which supports analog landline services,...
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Openreach: The full fibre take-up challenge and building networks of the future
Interview At this year’s Connected North conference, we caught up with Matt Hemmings, Managing...
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