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Jan 7

Event: Fiber Optic Valley

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Fiber Optic Valley is one of Europe’s leading high-tech communities with a population of around 500,000 in the south eastern region of Sweden. This is a cluster of ICT companies and educational institutes developing cutting edge applications using fiber optic technologies and telecommunications. Fiber Optic Valley has a vision that by 2015 it will become the fiber optic centre of Europe. The Valley is being transformed to make Sweden into the world leader in the development of products and services based on fiber optics.

Cluster Manager at Fiber Optic Valley, Jeanette Waax will be giving a presentation answering the following questions:

Why does this community need a vision, what technologies are involved?
Why do companies such as Ericcson get involved in such ventures?
How do ICT companies collaborate with educational institutions to develop new applications?

Where: STC Training
When: Thursday 14th January
Time: 18.00

These are some of the topics that will be dealt with during this presentation and will also highlight some cutting edge applications developed at the Valley.

This is an event which is not to be missed! Please confirm your attendance by sending an email to info@stcmalta.com by no later than Monday 11th January. Bookings are on a first come first served basis.

STC Training

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  1. roma says:
    01/07/2010 06:17:40 PM

    HI all,
    In small country like Malta this is actual more than everywhere else.
    The cost of implementing high sped network in very dense population is much less.
    This is why you still see dial up in USA. and 100 mbits KNDR.

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