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Access network cabling and connectivity
Improving broadband cabling infrastructure for what’s to come
With the rapid development of 5G networks, access network operators will need to prepare for the added stress that comes with the new bandwidth-hungry applications.. The strong demands for higher broadband speeds and increased capacity, both on wireline and wireless networks, are expected to grow exponentially with each passing year.
To address these challenges, service providers will need to embrace the virtualization (NFV, SDN) of the central office/headend and the convergence of wireline and wireless networks.
Along with the traditional active components, passive components of the access network also play a critical role in any network evolution. Passive optical solutions allows an existing network to reach it’s full potential with minimal investment and time. CommScope has solutions which can help implement any network strategy with the appropriate combination of technologies, topologies and services.
Challenges and opportunities
Central office and headend
Trends like virtualized and converged central office/cable headend (CO/HE) allow networks to do more with less.
Fiber indexing
Increase the speed of deployment while reducing your overall costs for fiber to the home (FTTH).
FTTH architecture
Selecting the right FTTH network architecture can maximize your network deployment business case.
Network convergence
Converging your wireline and wireless network assets can help address the challenges of capacity and density brought about by 5G.
Rural fiber distribution TAP architecture
A more efficient approach for deploying a future-focused FTTH network in rural and underserved exurban areas.
Why CommScope?
Global leader
With 40 years’ experience of delivering premium-quality copper, coaxial and FTTX solutions to service providers around the word, we’re ready to solve any challenge and support the development plans of any access network.
Unmatched reliability
Subscriber satisfaction depends on the reliability of your physical infrastructure. Discover how our solutions can help keep your “always-on” networks running.
Future-ready solutions
Our cabling solutions are designed to be scalable and future ready—to make sure your network can easily adapt to your customers’ evolving needs.
Professional Services
CommScope Professional Services offers design, construction and project management to help service providers deploy new fiber and HFC-based architectures.
Featured resources
Fiber to the X fundamentals
eBook
A complete overview of the principles, technologies, architectures and business models for future networks.
Wireline network solutions
Brochure
An overview of CommScope cabling products for fixed access networks.
CommScope wireline solutions overview
Video
New technologies are changing how we work and live. Wireline networks connecting subscribers, businesses and cell sites at gigabit speeds are at the heart of this transformation.
5G’s Fiber Foundation: The Costs and Opportunities of Convergence
During this webinar, you will learn why fiber is an essential enabler of 5G transport and how to best cope with the growing requirements for fiber capacity.
Additional resources
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Construction Management Services
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Brochure: Wireline network solutions
Overview of CommScope's wireline solutions for the central office and headend, outside plant, MDU, fiber, copper or coaxial networks.
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White Paper: Increasing data traffic requires full spectral window usage in optical single-mode fiber cables
An open spectral transmission window from 1260nm to 1625nm for data transmission and up to 1650nm for network monitoring is necessary in optical fiber cables to cope with data traffic growth.
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Network Convergence: Are we there yet? - Chinese
Convergence is defined as the use of multiple communication modes on a single network. It is also supposed to usher in a whole new world of network convenience and flexibility. This report will look at the changing convergence landscape, key trends that will shape its growth and the challenges that it still needs to overcome.
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Network Convergence: Are we there yet? - Japanese
Convergence is defined as the use of multiple communication modes on a single network. It is also supposed to usher in a whole new world of network convenience and flexibility. This report will look at the changing convergence landscape, key trends that will shape its growth and the challenges that it still needs to overcome.
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Industry Trends: Network Convergence: Are we there yet?
Convergence is defined as the use of multiple communication modes on a single network. It is also supposed to usher in a whole new world of network convenience and flexibility. This report will look at the changing convergence landscape, key trends that will shape its growth and the challenges that it still needs to overcome.
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Construction Management Services
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Download
Brochure: Wireline network solutions
Overview of CommScope's wireline solutions for the central office and headend, outside plant, MDU, fiber, copper or coaxial networks.
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Download
White Paper: Increasing data traffic requires full spectral window usage in optical single-mode fiber cables
An open spectral transmission window from 1260nm to 1625nm for data transmission and up to 1650nm for network monitoring is necessary in optical fiber cables to cope with data traffic growth.
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Download
Network Convergence: Are we there yet? - Chinese
Convergence is defined as the use of multiple communication modes on a single network. It is also supposed to usher in a whole new world of network convenience and flexibility. This report will look at the changing convergence landscape, key trends that will shape its growth and the challenges that it still needs to overcome.
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Download
Network Convergence: Are we there yet? - Japanese
Convergence is defined as the use of multiple communication modes on a single network. It is also supposed to usher in a whole new world of network convenience and flexibility. This report will look at the changing convergence landscape, key trends that will shape its growth and the challenges that it still needs to overcome.
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Download
Industry Trends: Network Convergence: Are we there yet?
Convergence is defined as the use of multiple communication modes on a single network. It is also supposed to usher in a whole new world of network convenience and flexibility. This report will look at the changing convergence landscape, key trends that will shape its growth and the challenges that it still needs to overcome.