Nokia and Eurofiber Group sign frame agreement for European fiber optic expansion
Nokia Oyj and Eurofiber Group have signed a frame agreement to accelerate the deployment of fiber optic networks across Belgium, France, Germany, and the Netherlands. The agreement includes optical transport and datacenter switching technologies.
Nokia Oyj and Eurofiber Group have entered into a frame agreement that will expand their collaboration on building fiber optic networks in Belgium, France, Germany, and the Netherlands. The agreement covers multi-country deployments of optical transport (DWDM), datacenter switching solutions, and other technologies to extend Eurofiber's digital infrastructure.
The companies are reinforcing their commitment to developing high-capacity fiber optic networks in Europe with top-tier service standards. Projects with Eurofiber's affiliates are already underway, including optical networks being built in the south and north of France, and the deployment of a DWDM city network for Vattenfall-Eurofiber in Berlin. The nationwide DWDM network in Belgium will also be renewed.
Eurofiber Cloud Infra has selected Nokia's SR Linux as its switching platform. These network investments will enhance and expand Eurofiber's existing fiber infrastructure, which spans over 60,000 kilometers. The agreement supports Eurofiber's ambitious growth agenda in Western Europe.