| | | | | | | | PacketLight Networks, in partnership with Toshiba, showcased quantum key distribution (QKD) over DWDM links. Meanwhile, Lumen is considering the future of its consumer business, and Zayo plans to spin out its European business. Lightwave Editor-in-Chief Sean Buckley breaks it down in this week's Friday 5 video. |
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| | | | | | THIS WEEK’S TOP 5 STORIES | | |
| The combined company plans to expand its FTTH network. |
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| The service provider says this will enhance its footing in North America and Europe. |
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| The service provider reported that fiber service growth comes amidst customers transitioning away from copper-based data and voice services. |
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| The telco continues to analyze the potential of joint ventures or a wholesale arrangement. |
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| PacketLight Networks, in partnership with Toshiba, recently showcased quantum key distribution (QKD) over DWDM links, highlighting the growing interest in quantum communications networks. |
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