Finnish telecommunications company Lounea has announced plans to build a fiber optic network infrastructure in the Eula city area in the Satakunta region of western Finland from 2024 to 2025. In an official release detailing the plan, Lounea said it would deploy fiber to various regions. , Rannankrumah, Kiskinmaki, Valkausenmaki, Kirkovainio, Ruistari, Nummi, Marsilta, Kirkonkiranmaki, Firpura, Nikkari, etc.
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construction schedule
Construction of the fiber optic network in these regions will begin in spring 2024, with the first live connections through this infrastructure expected to occur primarily this year, the company said. Looking to the future, Lunea has announced its intention to further expand in the Eura region, but has not disclosed detailed plans regarding this.
Reliability of operation
“Our goal is to bring fiber availability across the Eura region and ensure that residents have access to first-class connectivity for years to come. Lounea takes overall responsibility for the service experience of our customers. Our overall responsibility is to ensure our impressive 99.99% operational reliability and consistently high levels of customer satisfaction year after year. It can be seen at times. ” he commented. Lunea About its expansion plans.
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Internet traffic switching in Sweden
In a previous update, Lounea said that it had started switching internet traffic not only in Finland but also in Sweden using Netnod’s remote peering service. Lounea claims that this solution will enable him to work directly with Stockholm’s global internet service providers and distributors to enhance the quality, low latency and scalability of internet services for Finnish customers.
