In a year of record visibility live broadcast events, Prysmian Group presents its Draka multimedia cables as critical components in delivering stunning HD content to millions of viewers worldwide.

Draka manufactured cables were deployed across multiple London site broadcast facilities to meet live broadcast production needs for all of the key venues.

Draka mobile Broadcast HD hybrid and fibre optic camera cables now bring the exceptional advantages of BendBright Technology to broadcast applications.

The cables are designed to exceed modern data centre space and bandwidth growth requirements. Bend insensitivity gives ruggedness to these Draka fibres which are as easy to handle as copper, a major advantage of the Draka fibre brand.

Prysmian Group considers that Draka hybrid cable with Tri-Shield screening will ensure long life-cycle connectivity requirements for homes, offices and public buildings such as hospitals.

Light + Building will be a platform for Prysmian Group to present its consolidated portfolio featuring the most advanced technologies and products from Multimedia Solutions (MMS) and Energy & Infrastructure (E&I).

This extended packaging solution is intended to reply to increasing customer concerns about controlling TCO (Total Cost of Operations) as installation complexity and density increases in networking installations across Europe.

Enhanced system combines best of both worlds to address access network requirements

The Company will present the new xsNet portfolio, including bend insensitive fibre technologies, cables and connectivity, all targeted specifically at the FTTH market .

Prysmian Group today announces that the combined portfolio from the recent integration of Prysmian and Draka FTTH solutions opens up new opportunities for fast, cost-effective deployment of high speed fibre networks in rural communities.

Fibre-to-the-Home tools will assist local communities with design, analysis and simulation studies to support the business case to fund superfast broadband.

Super RadHard fibre substantially improves performance by using Fluorine as the dopant instead of Germanium, greatly improving radiation induced attenuation.

First quarter demand is up 15% compared to previous year, driven by the rapid expansion of data centres and LANs deploying high-end OM3 and OM4 multimode fibre cable to meet high level performance requirements.

Prysmian Group leverages BendBright-XS success by standardizing on Draka bend insensitive technology across its access portfolio for telecom applications.

Providing high speed broadband services to Huenenberg residents, this futuristic rural fibre optic network ensures control of one of Europe’s largest biogas plants which makes this Swiss village a showcase for recyclable energy.