Broadband for the future now

Take control of your broadband future

Delivering better broadband to more people, more quickly, is more important than ever before. Your broadband network is vital for social and economic wellbeing, for the sustainability of our planet, and to unlock the promises of Industry 4.0, IoT, and future waves of innovation. You can’t just keep up; you need to keep ahead.  

Nokia can help you meet your connectivity commitments and seize broadband opportunities sustainably and profitably. GPON, XGS-PON and 25G PON fiber with ultra fast broadband and every corner of the home for the ultimate customer experience. Software-defined access networking (SDAN), virtualization, and automation mean you can master complexity and accelerate innovation. And with Nokia Professional and Care Services, you can move faster, be more efficient, and keep your broadband network up and running when it matters most.

Find out how to take control of your broadband future now. 

Fiber for Everything

Fiber is the fastest, greenest, and most widely deployed broadband technology. And it keeps getting better.

The advances in fiber performance mean fiber broadband can do more than just fiber-to-the-home. Fiber is everywhere, so it can be used to connect everything: homes, businesses, industry 4.0, smart cities, and 5G cells. All on the same fiber infrastructure.

Fiber for Everything means operators can deliver all their services on a single, high performance fiber network, generating more revenues, introducing 5G small cells more quickly, reducing power consumption, and lowering the total cost of ownership.

Welcome to the Fiber for Everything future.

The evolution of the cable network

Cable operators face a unique quandary, not only in answering the ever louder calls for more broadband, but in determining the best network design from both a technological evolution and business perspective.

The overriding question – whether to continue with Hybrid Fiber Coax (HFC) and DOCSIS upgrades, or begin an evolution to fiber and Passive Optical Networking (PON)?

To decide, operators must evaluate a long list of questions. Which approach will better serve their customers today, and into the future? Which will better position them to fend off growing competition? Which will lead to more new revenue streams? Which is more sustainable? Which will deliver greater profitability? And many more.

Explore the resources on our cable page to help guide your strategy.