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Germany's digital transition is accompanied by an ambitious fibre optic (FTTH/B) deployment strategy. This momentum aims to support the digitalisation of the economy, the expansion of 5G, and the growing connectivity needs of both private individuals and businesses. In 2024, 22.5 million households and businesses were eligible for fibre, representing 48.8% coverage, compared to just 17.7% in 2020.
However, the activation rate remains low: only 26% of connectable households are actually connected. This gap highlights the challenges associated with the final network segment: Netzebene 4 (NE4), which connects the public network to the indoor termination point.
FTTH deployment in Germany involves specific constraints that shape technology choices for Netzebene 4 (final indoor connection):
In this context, operators seek standardised, reliable, and flexible solutions capable of effectively converting "homes passed" into "homes connected".
With facilities in Kirchheim-Heimstetten, Augsburg and Hamburg, Telenco designs and manufactures NE4 solutions tailored to on-the-ground realities. Its expertise is based on integrated control of the entire value chain: product design, European manufacturing, laboratory testing, and local logistics.
Telenco’s approach combines industrial quality, compliance with German standards, and ease of field implementation. Each solution is designed to optimise installation times while ensuring the optical performance expected by operators.
Telenco solutions cover all final connection scenarios: multi-dwelling units, single-family homes, commercial buildings or industrial sites. Each component ensures optimal compatibility with existing infrastructures.
Products are delivered pre-assembled with intuitive interfaces and ergonomic designs to reduce intervention time and minimise disruption to end users.
Materials used meet B2ca standards and comply with mechanical and climatic requirements for indoor installations. Each solution undergoes thorough testing in Telenco laboratories.
According to BREKO, only 27% of federal broadband funds had been disbursed by the end of March 2025. Better support for operators in navigating administrative procedures and selecting subsidy-eligible solutions is essential. Telenco actively contributes by offering compliant products and facilitating access to funding mechanisms.
Telenco supports Germany’s ambition to become a "Gigabitgesellschaft" (gigabit society, where every household and business has ultra-fast broadband) by reducing the gap between connectable and connected homes. Its NE4 solutions, field-tested and designed for long-term durability, play a key role in accelerating FTTH connections nationwide.
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Telenco launches XG-RAN, a tailor-made private 5G solution for critical sectors. Security, autonomy and performance to meet the needs of industry, healthcare and transport.
NeklanDC, a Telenco subsidiary, delivered in Spain an award-winning busbars installation for safety. A strategic project showcasing technical expertise, autonomy, and operational excellence for Europe’s growing datacentre sector.
Telenco manufactures its telecom poles in Moirans through a local and responsible process: reused facility, reduced impacts, strict safety and strong CSR principles.
Telenco et NGIS exposent leurs solutions de connectivité pour environnements critiques au NetworkX 2025 à Paris. RDV stand D2 pour découvrir l’offre XG-RF et rencontrer nos spécialistes.
Telenco, via Neklan DC, installed an EAE busbar trunking power system in a hyperscale data centre: detailed design, coordinated installation with custom firestops, and full testing/commissioning for reliable, scalable, redundant power.
Telenco offers a complete hybrid solution to secure wireless indoor networks in critical environments. B2Ca-compliant, scalable (4G to 6G) and quick to install, it ensures performance, safety and end-to-end reliability.
At Skypark Luxembourg, NGIS (Telenco Group) is deploying a developer-driven Multi-Operator Active DAS, engineered with a digital twin and MIMO to provide seamless 4G/5G coverage across this flagship smart-building project.
Optimise data centre connectivity with Rainford’s DCI network rack: compact, robust and designed for high density deployments. A scalable, durable solution for tomorrow’s evolving interconnect architectures.
Telenco releases its 2024 CSR Report, highlighting strong commitments to climate action, inclusion, workplace wellbeing, cybersecurity, and responsible industry.
130 Telenco employees joined the APHEON 2025 challenge, raising €8,076 for Sport dans la Ville. A meaningful CSR action supporting youth inclusion through sport.
Telenco addresses Germany’s FTTH market challenges with standardised, subsidy-ready NE4 solutions. Designed for operators, they enable faster rollouts and help turn passed homes into active subscribers in a competitive digital landscape.
Telenco publishes its 2024 carbon footprint: 61,677 tCO₂e. 97% of emissions fall under scope 3. Eco-design remains our main lever, with actions focused on materials, transport, waste, and energy.