Vuma and Huawei partner on new tech that supports 10Gbps FTTH
Vuma has announced the integration of next-gen FTTH technology through its latest partnership with Huawei.
Vuma is testing out the new technology, which will deliver more than the existing 2.5Gbps capabilities currently in use.and Huawei have announced a partnership on next-generation passive optical network technology. More specifically the pair are working to rollout high-density symmetrical 50G PON, which would support 10Gbps FTTH connectivity everywhere, according to the companies.
“Vuma’s investment in the testing and rollout of the new Huawei PON technology is future-proofing our network, which will allow us to enable much more capacity over the last mile fibre and increase speeds as our customers require – approximately 20 times faster than the current capabilities deployed,” enthused Francois Swart, CTO at Vuma.
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