In June 2024, Iskra Technology launched mass production of GPON technology home subscriber gateways at its production site in Yekaterinburg. This was announced by the company's press service last week.
The production of subscriber routers is being implemented in cooperation with PJSC Rostelecom. The aim of the project is not only to meet the growing demand for high-tech equipment, but also to create new jobs. The current production capacity of the enterprise allows to produce several hundred thousand routers per year.
We are proud that our company is making a significant contribution to the development of the domestic telecommunications industry. Creating production in Russia allows us not only to expand the use of domestic electronic component base, but also contributes to the creation of new jobs and strengthening the technological sovereignty of the country.
GPON (Gigabit Passive Optical Network) technology plays a key role in modern communication networks, providing high data transfer rates and connection stability. The development of GPON router production in Russia opens up new opportunities for strengthening the domestic market and reducing dependence on foreign suppliers in the context of sanctions.
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