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Driving the Future of Connectivity at the Luxembourg Interne...

The 11th edition of Luxembourg Internet Days concluded on a high note, bringing together industry experts, thought leaders, and innovators for two days of high-level conferences, business case presentations, roundtables, networking opportunities, and an engaging expo.

MyConnectivity was proud to actively participate in the event, showcasing our mission, vision, and ongoing initiatives in the telecom sector.

Advisory Community Event: Vertical Cabling 

On September 19, 2024, MyConnectivity hosted its 7th Advisory Community Event, centered on vertical cabling and the Gigabit Infrastructure Act (GIA). Held at the House of Start-Ups in Luxembourg, the event gathered over 40 telecom professionals to discuss the regulatory and infrastructural challenges faced by the sector.

Join the Conversation: Exploring the new standards on vertic...

All buildings constructed or renovated after February 1, 2026, must be equipped with a standardized fiber optic access point. Do you know how these changes will impact your business? The telecom and real estate sectors are sharing more common topics and challenges than ever before.

A Glimpse into the Future of Connectivity in Luxembourg: MyC...

Back in 2023, the liquidation of Farvest by Docler Holdings cast a shadow over the future of Luxembourg's largest tech conference, ICT Spring. It seemed like the end of an era. However, in 2024, Kamel Amroune, the original co-creator of ICT Spring, reignited the tech flame with his new venture, The Dots, in collaboration with Mike Koedinger, founder of Luxembourg’s leading publishing powerhouse, Maison Moderne. Thus, Nexus2050 was born, debuting with its landmark event, The International Tech Pulse on June 26-27, 2024.

An Advisory Community event to review the vertical cabling n...

The Advisory Community Event held on March 27, 2024, marked a significant step forward in the development and standardisation of the vertical cabling process for multi-dwelling buildings in Luxembourg. This gathering of over 50 industry professionals and interested parties was aimed at discussing the project. The norm, developed by the technical committee ILNAS TC/108, is poised to provide clear guidelines that enhance efficiency, safety, and compatibility across telecommunication services.