Recently Huawei presented, during the forum organized by Samena in Dubai on November 19, 2020, hybrid solutions using radio in the transport network, to facilitate the deployment of FTTH in certain places. In all countries, telecommunications played a key role with the advent of the Covid19 crisis. All players in this sector have mobilized to successfully manage the traffic ... Read More »
Monthly Archives: March 2021
FTTX access networks
By Nawfel Azami, fiber optic expert in Morocco Transmission technologies have evolved to integrate optical technologies even in access networks, and as close as possible to the subscriber. Fiber optic networks have established themselves as the transmission medium par excellence, due to their ability to propagate over long distances without signal regeneration, and because of their low latency and their ... Read More »
Sharing infrastructure within the framework of FTTH
In Morocco, the deployment of very high speed through optical fiber is provided by the three main operators via 4G technology or via FTTH. Very high-speed optical fiber access networks are in the process of partially or totally replacing existing local copper loops. Previously, optical fiber was initially deployed point-to-point. Today, with the advent of FTTH or Fiber to the ... Read More »
5G, phantasies!
For almost a year, social networks have seized the health crisis to make it their favorite subject. This topic is starting to get boring however, especially that we have the impression that behind every Internet user hides a potential doctor who refutes what some say or approves what others say. So as not to add to the outdated debate on ... Read More »
G-interview with Peter schultz
Mr. Peter Schultz, co-inventor of optical fiber, gave an interview to Lte Magazine (Khaouja) on the future of fiber optics (the original interview was conducted in English): Lte magazine: currently, we transmit one hundred terabits per second over a single strand of optical fiber. Will we one day reach a theoretical limit of optical fiber that we can not exceed? Mr. ... Read More »
The search for unity is the engine of great physicists.
Unintentionally perhaps, science sometimes manages to unify phenomena which seem to be distant in appearance. Thus, at the beginning of the 1980s in the European Organization for Nuclear Research laboratories (CERN) in Geneva, the electromagnetic force, exerting its influence over relatively large distances, was unified with the weak nuclear force, force acting at the heart of the atomic nucleus and ... Read More »