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A Method for Building Optical Fiber that Is up to 10x Faster than Current Methods – Used in Sweden, but No Longer in Finland: “Confusing”

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According to ICT industry lobby group Ficom, a narrow groove cut into asphalt with a diamond blade can speed up the construction of optical fiber by up to ten times compared to traditional digging. However, micro-cutting has not become widespread in Finland.
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According to ICT industry lobby group Ficom, a narrow groove cut into asphalt with a diamond blade can speed up the construction of optical fiber by up to ten times compared to traditional digging. However, micro-cutting has not become widespread in Finland.

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T&T broke the news on Wednesday, August 19, 2026.
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