Fibre optic cabling in the US: Why demand cannot be allowed to
The demand for optical fibre cabling isn''t going anywhere, and according to the latest CRU data, it will outpace supply sometime in the next twelve months, says Paul Atkinson, CEO –
U.S. Fiber Optic Shortage Threatens National Security and Broadband
With tariffs driving up the cost of imported fiber optic cables, supply chains are getting squeezed. That''s a problem, considering fiber optics are the backbone of modern communications,
Subsea Cables and US National Security | Steptoe
The lawmakers asked for responses no later than August 4 on whether they are aware of any instances of suspected hardware tampering, optical signal tapping, unexpected signal distortion,
The State of US Fiber Broadband | S&P Global
About 17% of US broadband subscribers use fiber optic connections, a modest adoption rate compared to many European and Latin American markets like France (67%) and Brazil (75%).
Insights and Strategies for 2025 and Beyond
By integrating insights from industry leaders and exploring innovative approaches, this paper provides a roadmap for strengthening the fiber broadband supply chain, promoting sustainability, and supporting
The U.S. Can''t Make Enough Fiber Optic Cable—And
Tariffs on imported fiber optic cables and components are already increasing the cost of these products. While this could lead to increased production, in the near term, the country faces
Fiber in the US – key trends and challenges
As with most production-reliant industries, factories and manufacturing units for fiber optic cables were forced to close and import-export activities suspended.
''Perfect storm'' in fiber supply threatens US broadband
A shortage of fiber-optic cable equipment is blamed on AI data center demands as well as US protectionism.
Why We All Must Tackle Tightening of Global Fibre Optic Supply In 2026
As networks and data centres have expanded rapidly across the Globe, fibre demand has far exceeded supply, resulting in tighter inventories, longer delivery times, and higher prices. That is
The State Of The North American Fiber Deployment – January 2025
Permitting emerged as the most significant obstacle for providers, followed by difficulties with pole access and adherence to federal regulations. Workforce limitations also hindered deployment, with
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