Glass fiber expansion in Aindling: Answers to burning questions!

Glass fiber expansion in Aindling: Answers to burning questions!

in Aindling, something happened on Tuesday evening on the way to the digital future. The municipal council met for a session that was all about fiber optic expansion. Matthias Korber, Managing Director of DSLMobil, who was invited as a specialist for expansion in the Aindling market. Augsburger Allgemeine told the evening to ask burning questions.

The questions were particularly about the technical details of the project, such as the depth of the laid pipes, which are certainly also interested in the residents. The effects on the local gardens were also addressed - no wonder, because everyone wants to know how their green oases are affected by the construction. Another hot topic was the time frame when the new connections will be available.

fiber optic connections and their laying

An important point in Korber's presentation was the fiber optic laying itself. According to dslmobil , the glass fiber leaves are laid at a depth of 60 centimeters. The connection to the building is then carried out via a wall implemented. Existing empty pipes can be used, which facilitates the work for the specialist company. Residents only have to ensure a power connection for the media converter, which is usually placed at a short distance to launch.

For all those who have no connection yet, it is necessary to register in good time. The application documents are also available in print form from the municipality if someone has no internet. If you want to cancel your old provider, you can do this directly via DSLMobil.

The way to the Gigabit goal

However, the challenges in broadband expansion should not be underestimated. The Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture emphasizes that rural regions in particular have to struggle with high investment costs and longer expansion times. A supply of gigabit networks based on fiber optic base is to be achieved across the board by 2030.

As part of this goal, the importance of a powerful digital infrastructure should not be underestimated. Close cooperation between municipalities and telecommunications companies is urgently needed to master the challenges and ensure economic care.

with currently a stand of 43.2 percent of households that have access to fiber optic, it can be seen that the topic is still gaining drive. The use of the connections is currently 26 percent. This gives hope that with progressive expansion, the need for a comprehensive digital connection will continue to increase in rural areas.