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Home » Telecom Italia to Spin-Off Fixed Line Infrastructure

Telecom Italia to Spin-Off Fixed Line Infrastructure

May 30, 2013
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The board of directors of Telecom Italia adopted a plan to spin-off the company’s fixed line access business into a separate company. Infrastructure belonging to the separated company will include resources for developing and managing the passive access network (both copper and fibre) and the active components of the fibre, consisting of OLTs (Optical Line Terminals) and cabinets.

Telecom Italia said its new structure will guarantee all operators (OLOs and Telecom Italia) access to the fixed-line network, including Unbundled Local Loops (ULLs) and Virtual Unbundled Line Access (VULA) for next-generation networks leveraging FTTx and FTTH architecture.

http://www.telecomitalia.com/

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