VodafoneZiggo Continues to Upgrade its Access Network with Teleste’s Technology

Teleste has received a significant order from VodafoneZiggo consisting of various network components to secure the operator’s network upgrades in 2023 and onwards. The ordered components, including broadband amplifiers and RF passives, will be part of VodafoneZiggo’s ongoing nationwide network upgrade targeted to ensure premium broadband services to its subscribers.

With more than 7.3 million homes passed in its access network, VodafoneZiggo is the leading Dutch provider of broadband and internet services to consumers and businesses. The company is a joint venture between Liberty Global, the largest international TV and broadband internet company, and Vodafone Group, one of the world's largest telecommunications companies.

“We are determined to continue investments in our network to provide our customers with the best experiences and service. When it comes to quality and performance of products, Teleste has shown its capability to support our requirements and secure the availability of network products needed to continuously advance our networks,” stated Leo-Geert van den Berg, Director of Fixed Networks at VodafoneZiggo.

“To provide their subcribers with excellent broadband services nationwide, the product quality and performance requirements of VodafoneZiggo are among the highest seen in Europe. This fits well into the business logic of Teleste, and we are pleased that VodafoneZiggo has selected us to secure their deliveries for 2023 and onwards. With long cooperation traditions between our companies, Vodafone Ziggo is one of the major MSO customers of Teleste, and one of the operators setting  the bar for the network capacity and performance development,” said Hanno Narjus, Head of Teleste’s Networks business.

Teleste focuses on innovative, high performance access network solutions designed to support our customers in their next-generation technology rollouts. Our products offer operators a smooth transition to Distributed Access architecture as well as to higher downstream and upstream frequencies that are needed to deliver multi-gigabit broadband services to subscribers over cable networks. 

Source: Teleste media announcement