Back in November I participated in an event in London organised by the Reform Think Tank about the future of broadband in
Structural Separation : a Solution to boost FTTH investment
Our webinar on Nov. 18th hosted by the FTTH Council Europe was extremely successful, both in terms of attendance and in the level
Opinion: FTTH is (relatively) cheap
The debate around next-generation access in general and Fiber to the Home in particular is dominated by one single overbearing concept: deploying a
Thinking Long-Term
I was reading the november issue of Wired on the plane this week (the beauty of digital copies on tablets is that you can catch up on past issues!)
Is the Rainbow Revolution just round the corner?
Timing The Infrastructure Investment in Next-Generation Access Networks
In this report, we investigate how the choice of network architecture and the strategic timing of the infrastructure deployment might affect the network
Money talks, but what does it say? Examining the EIB’s loan activity for fibre projects
Funding is one of the key issues in the NGA ecosystem and one that is often not given the attention it deserves. The
Telcos and the culture of risk (or lack thereof)
In recent months, I have become increasingly aware of how risk-averse telcos have become. Some might argue that they have never been much for taking risks. I'm not sure I agree with that: in the boom years of 1998-2001, telcos
Ambition (Lack Thereof…)
French tech blogger and fiber enthusiast Jean-Michel Billaut pointed on his blog to a recently published study about the electrification of France.
The Incentive Paradox aka European NGA State Aid Guidelines
At the end of last week, the European Commission finally released its new rulings on state aid for broadband. The full document