Central Office and Headend
Whether you call them the central office or the headend, today’s point of presence (PoP) facilities are critical hubs in the delivery of high-speed broadband services. Our solutions for the central office/headend combine the performance, versatility and reliability that service providers need to gain greater speeds from their FTTH networks.
CommScope offers a BABA-compliant line of patch cords and fiber-optic cables. In addition, CommScope features a line of passive optical equipment such as splitters, wave division multiplexer modules and coexistence modules, which are waived by the DOC BABA Waiver for BEAD. These products are designed to help you build and grow your facilities with quality and dependability, from single-fiber connections to the largest fiber trunks.
To learn more about our current selection of BABA-compliant central office and headend products, please see the Products section.
For additional BABA compliant FTTH products please select the relevant solutions portfolio below:
- Visit our SFU/MDU Fiber Connectivity Page to see our portfolio of customer premises products.
- Visit our Outside Plant (OSP) Page to see our portfolio of OSP products.
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CommScope offers Inside Plant (ISP) fiber cable assemblies, patch cords and other products that comply with the Build America, Buy America Act (BABAA) requirements of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act of 2021 (Pub. L. 117- 58, §§ 70901-70953), or are the subject of a waiver approved by the Secretary of Commerce or designee. Compliance requirements and waiver applicability vary based on government funding program. Check the laws and regulations for your specific program.
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Broadband for Everyone Accelerate Program
Federal and state funding can help accelerate your FTTH projects, but the process can be confusing. The Broadband for Everyone Accelerate Program provides expert help throughout the lifecycle of federal- and state-funded FTTH projects. For service providers, that means government-funded projects flow smoothly from start to finish. Learn more