Finland’s housing market includes 2.8 million households, 500,000 of which are in rural areas with poor broadband coverage. Fiber-to-the-Building (FTTB) reaches about 1.3 million households, with cable TV connections serving another 1 million. Many households with older DSL and VDSL connections have insufficient data speeds to meet today’s needs. InCoax offers fiber operators an efficient solution by utilizing the existing cable infrastructure in properties, enabling quick and cost-effective internet speed upgrades. InCoax holds an advantage under Finnish regulations, where new fiber or data networks become the property of the building owner upon installation, often deterring operators from investing in new fiber installations in existing buildings. By utilizing existing coaxial cables, InCoax avoids extensive network installations and minimizes disruption for tenants (noise and in-apartment cable routing), making it a more attractive option for operators.
InCoax’s technology can be quickly installed in properties, and operators can easily connect apartments when tenants subscribe to the service, reducing the time to revenue and returns on the investment. The expansion in Finland strengthens InCoax’s position in broadband technology and contributes to the shift toward sustainable and efficient broadband delivery across Europe.
Helge Tiainen, Business Development Director, InCoax
We anticipate rapid growth in our sales in Finland, aiming to connect 20,000 apartments next year. Our MoCA Access 2.5 technology not only meets the current demand for high-speed internet but is also scalable to support speeds of up to 5 Gbps in the near future.
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