
Published: 2 December 1998 17:02 GMT
Italian cable manufacturer, Pirelli, has won a multimillion dollar contract to develop the world's first next-generation fibre optic network.
US-based telco, Frontier Communications, paid around $150m for Pirelli's services, analysts told the Financial Times. Frontier will use Pirelli's hyper-dense wavelength division multiplexing technology to speed up its existing network.
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