The FTTH Conference is the most important fiber fair in all of Europe, and this year it will take place in Madrid. This has been the place that the European Fiber Council has chosen due to the important advances that our country has achieved in fiber optics in recent years. This is quite a recognition of that there is no doubt, it is a reason to feel proud, and AVM has confirmed that it will be present at the event to show its latest news.
This fair will be held from April 18 to 20, and AVM will take the opportunity to present the most important innovations of its future generations of FRITZ!Box Fiber devices. Among the new products of the German company we can highlight the FRITZ! Box 5690 Prowhich is compatible with DSL and fiber optic connections (AON and GPON), and also supports the Wi-Fi 7 standard.
With these characteristics it is clear that it is a device that offers a wide level of support, which makes it a very versatile solution, and is also capable of reaching a high level of performance. AVM will launch the FRITZ!Box 5690 XGS with XGS-PON connection technology, Wi-Fi 7 support and a speed of up to 10 Gbps.
To all of the above we must add that these new FRITZ! Box tThey also offer Zigbee and are Matter readywhich substantially improves its possibilities in the smart home.
Using a FRITZ! Box router with a fiber optic connection allows us to also enjoy low energy consumption, and we will have all the peace of mind that a state of the art solution when it comes to security, scalability and connectivity options. Both routers work in the bands of 2.4GHz, 5GHz, and 6GHzSo we won’t have to worry about anything.
As we have anticipated in the title, AVM will be at the FTTH Conference 2023, specifically in hall 9, stand G11where it will also show two advanced fiber optic routers that are already available on the market, and about which we have already told you before, the FRITZ!Box 5590 Fiber and 5530 Fiber, and we will also be able to see the product portfolio at its stand currently offered by the German company.
More information: AVM fiber.
