Lower energy consumption, sustainable architectures, and reduced waste make fiber-optic infrastructures more environmentally advantageous and help reduce our ecological footprint.
Sustainability matters to all of us!
Lower energy consumption, sustainable architectures, and reduced waste make fiber-optic infrastructures more environmentally advantageous and help reduce our ecological footprint.
Fiber-optic networks require less energy to transmit signals and generate less heat from equipment, thereby reducing the need for cooling systems in data centers and lowering gas and CO₂ emissions into the atmosphere.
Thanks to the durability of the materials and the ability to support greater bandwidth through fiber-optic cables, once installed, fiber has a longer lifespan and requires less maintenance. This minimizes raw material consumption and reduces waste.
We would like to highlight that dstelecom’s business model focuses on building, managing, and operating a fiber-optic network in low-population-density areas, which is made available on a wholesale basis to major telecommunications operators. This responsibility requires us to ensure full neutrality and transparency in our services. At the same time, we remain committed to ensuring that the main advantages of fiber optics reach every home through telecommunications operators.
