We offer the telecommunications Operators high capacity network infrastructures to allow them to construct commercial services and offers to propose to the final consumers.
The FTTH networks are created with GPON (Gigabit-capable Passive Optical Network) technology, entirely in fibre optics in the secondary section, with maximum performance of 1 Gbps in download.
With the high capacity access services, the Operators can purchase passive fibre optic solutions (FTTH) to offer the final customer ultra broadband voice and data services.
With dedicated access services, we propose point-to-point passive connectivity solutions that allow dedicated connectivity with high levels of network availability and security to be guaranteed.
With infrastructural services we can access pipes, minipipes and overhead sections of our network, that are present throughout the Italian territory to connect the user or equipment stations to upstream delivery nodes.
The citizens and professionals can contact their own Operator who is a FiberCop partner, in order to use the ultrafast connectivity services. With our high capacity fibre optic network we bring fibre straight to the houses and offices of our customers by connecting the houses to the networks of our partners.
Our company would like to support joint property managers who have an advanced vision of urban development and share the national and European request to make nearly-zero energy buildings with very high energy efficiency class.
We aim to contribute actively to urban and property regeneration by wiring buildings, free of charge, through specific means aimed at reducing the consumption of primary energy and CO2 emissions. The connection of the buildings to the fibre optic network actually increases the value of the building too.
New settings and new management models of the condo buildings are developing the Italian real estate assets also in view of the Smart City.
The technological and digital innovation of the Country is fundamental for the economic and social development of the individual territories. In this context, FiberCop intends to guarantee high performance connectivity services to each individual production unit, with particular attention to the themes of environmental sustainability.
Through the FiberCop infrastructures, the Business Clients can avail of stable, secure and ultrafast connectivity services with the purpose of favouring the development of every market requiring advanced and technologically state-of-the-art digital instruments.
An increasing number of local businesses are requesting high speed connections to improve the services to the users and to optimise the work.
A local administration, whatever the application environment (Education, Health, Providing services to the citizen, etc.), if digitalised, can have several benefits, both economic and organisational, and in particular the positive effects can have a beneficial effect on the citizens who use the services.
Our company’s plan intends to support the digital development of the local administrations in a spirit of partnership and reciprocal support.
The FiberCop development plan is functional to satisfying the needs expressed by the European Commission on the quality of the Public Administration in the 192 territories it is made up of:
President
Massimo Sarmi since November 2020 is President of FiberCop, a company controlled by TIM and created to innovate the network infrastructure and to ensure the acceleration of the digitalization process in Italy.
A business executive with significant professional experience, he boasts a curriculum full of top positions and results that have contributed to the development of the country.
Until April 2015 he was Chairman of Banca del Mezzogiorno as well as, until April 2016 Managing Director of the freeway concessionaire Milano Serravalle- Milano Tangenziali and Chairman of the freeway concessionaire Autostrada Pedemontana Lombarda S.p.A.
In 2013, he was appointed by Confindustria as delegate for the diffusion of advanced digital services.
From 2002 to 2014, he was Chief Executive Officer and General Manager of the Poste Italiane Group. At the helm of the Group, Sarmi has developed a strategy of strengthening the network of post offices, technological innovation, expansion of the range of services and entry into new business sectors, achieving significant financial results, with budgets with increasing profits. In 2010 he is also appointed President of the Global Cyber Security Center Foundation, an international organization for study and research for the security of digital communications established in Rome on the initiative of Poste Italiane.
In 2000 he was appointed Managing Director and General Manager of Siemens Italia.
In 1998, he was appointed General Manager of Telecom Italia.
In 1995 he was the first General Manager of TIM (Telecom Italia Mobile), the company born from the spin-off of the mobile radio division from Telecom Italia where Sarmi worked since 1986 covering roles of increasing complexity contributing to the development of innovative mobile and fixed telephony services.
He began his career as an officer in the Italian Air Force and then worked as an engineer. Sarmi’s commitments are numerous, including as a lecturer at La Sapienza University and LUISS University in Rome.
He has also been awarded the honours of “Cavaliere del Lavoro”, “Cavaliere della Gran Croce della Repubblica Italiana”, “Commendatore dell’Ordine di San Gregorio Magno”, “Grande Ufficiale dello SMOM” and “Commendatore dell’Ordine del Santo Sepolcro”.