The manager of the Yazd Telecommunications Company emphasized that replacing the copper network with fiber optics up to the doors of homes is a technological necessity for improving the quality of communications. He announced that more than 22,000 Yazd subscribers have been connected to this network and clarified that these changes are completely free for subscribers and will not alter their phone numbers.
Free Replacement of Copper Wires with Fiber Optics in Yazd / Connection of 22,000 Subscribers to the Fiber Optic Network
The Yazd Telecommunications Company is replacing copper wires with fiber optics for over 22,000 subscribers in Yazd, which is a free upgrade that will not change their phone numbers. This initiative aims to enhance communication quality in the region.
👥 Key Players
📰 What Happened
The Yazd Telecommunications Company has connected over 22,000 subscribers to a new fiber optic network, replacing outdated copper wires. This upgrade is provided free of charge and does not change existing phone numbers.
- The upgrade aims to improve communication quality in Yazd.
- The transition to fiber optics is seen as a technological necessity.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran has been working to upgrade its telecommunications infrastructure to keep pace with global standards and improve service quality for its citizens.
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