In a groundbreaking collaboration, Claro Ecuador and ZTE have joined forces to accelerate the deployment of Fiber to the Home (FTTH) networks, making use of ZTE’s innovative Light ODN Solution. This partnership not only signifies a significant milestone but also marks the first large-scale commercial use of ZTE’s Light ODN solution in the global market.
Claro Ecuador’s Network Expansion Takes Off
Claro Ecuador, a prominent player in the Fixed Broadband (FBB) market with a user base of 330,000, is taking a significant step forward in network expansion. With the invaluable support of ZTE, they are extending their reach to new horizons within Ecuador. The expansion effort encompasses the deployment of an impressive 200,000 FTTH lines, effectively broadening their network coverage to key regions across the country.
Illuminating the ZTE Light ODN Solution
At the heart of this achievement lies the ZTE Light ODN Solution, a cutting-edge technology offering an array of advanced features. These include splice-free connectivity, intelligent management, and optical splitting that caters to varying needs. The Light ODN solution empowers construction personnel to seamlessly connect optical distribution boxes and optical cables on-site, following a meticulously designed plan. The result? A construction process that is entirely splice-free, from the backbone network to the Optical Distribution Network (ODN), ultimately boosting deployment efficiency and saving costs. ZTE has emphasized that this solution excels in the context of large-scale, rapid network deployment.
A Bright Future of Collaboration
The successful deployment of the Light ODN Solution is just the beginning. Claro Ecuador and ZTE are committed to further deepening their collaboration, with a focus on exploring the extensive applications of the Light ODN solution in lightweight deployment and visual management.
In summary, the alliance between Claro Ecuador and ZTE, coupled with the pioneering Light ODN Solution, is illuminating the path for rapid FTTH network expansion, promising a brighter, more connected future for Ecuador.
