Remote work trends and broad shifts in how society communicates have led to strong demand for broadband internet connections. To meet this demand in a practical sense, there are various technological models--the most advanced model is fiber-to-the-home (FTTH), which involves a fiber connection directly from the source (such as a data center) to the end-user's desk.
Despite the high costs related to construction and other capital expenditures, there is a large potential market for fiber technology. Fiber networks should expand alongside the growth of data centers, cloud computing, and artificial intelligence.
High financial barriers to entry suggest that securitization may be a suitable mechanism for funding fiber projects, particularly in the U.S.
While fiber optic technology has been around for decades, fiber ABS is a relatively new sector, and there are risks that need to be better understood.
