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First phase of the Shared Rural Network programme

NET CS is excited to announce its exclusive partnership with the Canal & River Trust (CRT / the Trust) for the deployment of Multiple-Operator NetRAN sites across their portfolio.   In collaboration with Constant Group, VoltServer Inc. and Easy Street, the NET CS, NetRAN product is a cost-effective multi-MNO, multi frequency coverage solution. This comprehensive solution includes all necessary passive infrastructure, antennas, frequency combiners, splitters, power supplies, etc., along with provisions for the Mobile Network Operators to install whatever BTS/RAN equipment they require within cabinets also provided by the consortium.   The initial phase of CRT hosted NetRAN sites within London, including locations such as Docklands, St Pancras, Kings Cross, Camden Lock, and Little Venice, etc, has already been identified. NET CS acknowledges the historical significance of the canal and river environment and commits to working closely with the Trust and the MNOs to identify many more suitable locations.   With the deadline looming for the completion of the first phase of Shared Rural Network, NET CS believe the consortium combined with the huge and geographically diversity of the CRT and CofE portfolios provides NET CS with a unique platform to fulfil MNO not-spot, partial not-spot and capacity infill demand throughout England and Wales. #netran #mnos #london #connectingpeople #mobileconnectivity #SRK

#NO_POWER_FAULTY #FTTH When a Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) customer encounters a loss of power after going off-hook, several potential causes could be responsible. These may include: 1. Power Outage: The most straightforward cause could be a general power outage in the area, affecting both the customer's premises and the FTTH infrastructure. 2. Power Supply Issues: The customer's FTTH equipment, such as the Optical Network Terminal (ONT) or Power Supply Unit (PSU), might be experiencing a malfunction or power supply disruption. 3. Faulty Equipment: The ONT or other customer premises equipment could be defective or damaged, leading to a loss of power or communication issues. 4. Wiring or Connection Problems: Faulty wiring or poor connections between different components of the FTTH system may lead to power loss or signal degradation.

"If you ask broadband providers about the biggest obstacles to network deployments, permitting roadblocks and pole attachments usually make the top of the list." - Fierce Telecom Stay ahead of the game by starting your project planning and design early, so you can avoid time roadblocks that might come with poles and permitting. Read about the three P's: Pain, poles and permitting below 👇https://hubs.ly/Q02nW-_b0

"Australia’s USO Wrangling Hits New Intensity" https://lnkd.in/e8Rxe4R4 USO copper lines now subsidised $800 each per year as Telstra argues for wireless, satellite reset Telstra has revealed that it is now servicing just 285,000 copper line connections, from the $230 million in annual subsidy it gets from universal service funding: costing over $800 per connection and rising. It has also reported that its tests of LEOsat services showed that the notion that they suffer from rain fade is a myth. The revelations came in a submission to the federal government where it called for major changes in the universal service obligation, not least, an end to the requirement for it to maintain a copper network in non-NBN fixed network areas until 2032.

Introducing Commtel Critical Infrastructure Insight (CCII) Series! Each month, we will highlight key developments in vital sectors like energy, transport, water, and telecommunications worldwide. We will also explore the regulatory bodies safeguarding these crucial systems. Join us for essential updates on the networks and services that underpin our daily lives and national security. Our first post in this series accompanies this announcement - see below! #CommtelNetworks #CCIIseries #CriticalInfrastructure #SectorInsights #RegulatoryFocus #NCIIPC #VulnerabilitySpotlight #RVDP #InfrastructureProtection #CommtelCriticalInfrastructureInsight

#Technology A disaster-resilient communication system has recently been introduced by broadband satellite operator, Kacific. CommsBox Ultra is the new and enhanced version of older model, CommsBox. Kacific said the CommsBox Ultra is “a game-changing advancement in disaster communication technology aimed at redefining emergency preparedness and response capabilities in high-risk areas”. To read more: https://lnkd.in/gMfQ2nYj #Kacific #CommsBoxUltra #disaster #disastercommunication #PapuaNewGuinea #PNG #LoopPNG #LoopNews

Installation of new telecommunications tower

Is your network prepared for the future? Will it withstand inevitable cable cuts ✂️? Recent trends indicate that #Marseille (MRS1) is quickly becoming the epicenter of #transatlantic traffic in Europe, even surpassing London. At UCC, we have observed a significant shift in transatlantic traffic, positioning Marseille as a crucial player in the transatlantic (diversity) market. 🌎 We have noted that 75%-80% of our latest 100G telecom capacity bids are being directed through MRS1 from DC2 Ashburn. This central location serves as a critical world hub, linking major #IP traffic routes to cities like📍London, 📍Mumbai,📍Singapore, and more. Don't risk being left behind. Ensure your network is equipped to handle the future. Contact us at info@unitedcablecompany.com to learn more about how we can help you strengthen your network resilience. #subsea #subseacables #telecommunication #telecoms #UCC

Why You Should Choose Solid Network Cable Over CCA Network Cable: https://lttr.ai/AFKah #networkingcable #cctvinstallations #ipcctvinstallations #cctvconsiderations #cctv #cctvmaintenance #SolidNetworkCable #SignalQuality #CcaNetworkCable