FiberCop

FiberCop is a unique case within the European Union as the first instance of ownership separation from the incumbent national telecoms operator. The company’s activities—including access infrastructure, high-capacity networks, and transport infrastructures, as well as monitoring services, diagnostics, and installation and maintenance support —address the market’s growing demands and, in the pursuit of the most suitable solutions for individual customers, they ensure the highest levels of quality, security, reliability, and stability.

One of the company’s main strengths is its comprehensive geographical and regional footprint. In addition to the 25 million kilometres of laid optical fibre, FiberCop provides over 114.3 million km of traditional copper network, 10,500 telephone exchanges, and over 152,000 cabinets.

The 20,000 people of FiberCop, located across the entire country, are leading the way in enabling and accelerating Italy’s digitalisation, developing an optical fibre network to meet the European digital agenda’s goal of delivering a 1 Giga connection to the entire population by 2030.

Innovation and sustainability are core to FiberCop’s business development, allocating substantial investment to fibre – more sustainable and future proof than traditional technologies – both in areas with existing fibre infrastructure and those historically served solely by copper infrastructure.