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Vippepunkt for FTTH?

Internet, broadband and next-generation information and telecommunications are the pillars upon which Europe will be built. We must make the right decisions today in order to create a future-oriented Europe. All nations carry the same responsibility to take up the torch and take the next step, so that we build up the region and make it compelling now and in the future. We need strong decision makers to set targets and to stand by them even in difficult times.

Many large telecom operators admit that Fibre To The Home (FTTH) is the ‘end game’ solution, yet claim there is no proof of demand for high-speed broadband in their local markets. The FTTH Council Europe has investigated take-up rates of fibre networks that have existed for several years and has found that consumers will subscribe to high-speed fibre services, even at a premium price. Take-up is simply a question of time, and consumers who have experienced the high bandwidth and quality of service that fibre provides are very loyal.

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