FiberHome's Lan Hai: AI and Computing Power Networks Open a New Upward Cycle for Optical Fiber and Cable
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On October 19, 2026, the 2026 Global Optical Fiber and Cable Conference opened. Speaking at the opening ceremony, FiberHome Telecommunication Technologies chairman Lan Hai said that accelerating AI development, the continued evolution of 6G technology and faster deployment of computing power networks are ushering in a new upward cycle for the optical fiber and cable industry. He noted that China accounts for about 60% of global optical fiber and cable output, and Optics Valley has become the world's largest production base for optical fiber and cable. During the conference, international standards for new optical fibers will be officially released, along with a number of authoritative reports and competitiveness rankings.
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Lan Hai, chairman of FiberHome Telecommunication Technologies, said at the opening ceremony of the 2026 Global Optical Fiber and Cable Conference that the rapid development of artificial intelligence, the continued evolution of 6G technology and the accelerated deployment of computing networks are ushering in a new upward cycle for the optical fiber and cable industry. China accounts for about 60% of global optical fiber and cable output, and Optics Valley has become the world's largest optical fiber and cable production base. During the conference, new international standards related to novel optical fiber will be officially released, along with a number of authoritative reports and competitiveness rankings.
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