Teleste, a provider of video and broadband technologies and associated services, has signed an agreement with DELTA for the delivery of a next generation optical broadband network. DELTA is a Dutch independent supplier of energy. The company supplies energy, infrastructure and digital services.

The system has been ordered as a turnkey project, including product delivery, installation and commissioning of the network. With this upgrade The DELTA network will be ready for new broadband services according to DOCSIS 3.1 standard. DOCSIS 3.1 enables multi gigabit broadband speeds to be offered to the subscribers. DELTA provides cable based services like high quality television, fast broadband Internet and fixed line telephony services.

The value of the agreement is about €3.8 million. The completion of this upgrade is foreseen before April 2016.

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