November 11, 2024: Network operators in Germany continue to provide a good, linear TV offering Traditional television remains relevant and still scores with its live character, convenient use as a “secondary medium” and loyal viewers This is the conclusion of a study conducted by the consulting firm Deloitte, as reported by the trade magazine CableVision. Around 2,000 people were surveyed as part of a representative online survey in August 2024. The survey shows the continued strength of television as an entertainment and information medium, which has experienced more than a revival since it began broadcasting. Read more (PDF) November 5, 2024: XGS-PON upgrade in just one step - The new 10 G module of the proven XON series With over 250,000 CPEs installed, the modular BKTEL XON series from HUBER+SUHNER has been successfully deployed in many FTTH networks. Now, upgrading to the next level is child's play: thanks to the proven form factor of the BKTEL ® XON media converter series, the conversion from P2P to XGS-PON networks can now be carried out in a single step. This is made possible by the latest member of the XON module series, the XON3200 FTTH media converter, which complements the already proven XON1300 (available as a P2P version) as an XGS-PON ONT. Read more (PDF) August 16, 2023: Copper-free data link transforms traditional GNSS antenna technology Precise time synchronization for high-performance networks has now been enhanced through the world's first truly copper-free, fiber- powered connection. The new GNSSover- Fiber solution from HUBER+SUHNER not only offers transmission of accurate time information, but also enables power supply via fiber. The Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) combined with Power over Fiber offers many advantages to telecom providers operating in the 5G or data center markets. Read more (PDF) April 11, 2022: komro relies on nationwide satellite coverage with Profi-SAT To meet the specific requirements of the local housing association which include the need to offer more extensive TV and media service in a variety of foreign languages, the telecommunications company was looking for a scalable and future-oriented solution that would be used throughout the entire Rosenheim city area. Since a supply of SAT signals already existed for certain apartment islands, the focus was now on an area-wide signal supply that could be supplied from four satellite positions thanks to the latest EDFA amplifier technology via one fiber. The optimal solution was the new BKTEL ® Profi-SAT system, which was developed in cooperation with ASTRA and Glasfaser ABC. Read more (PDF)