DB broadband GmbH, a German dark fiber provider managing railway company Deutsche Bahn’s fiber optic network capacity, today reiterated its plan to expand its dark fiber network in Germany to 33.4k route kilometers (20.8k route miles) by 2027 – equipping its entire railway system DB broadband’s fiber optic network spans 20.0k+ route kilometers (12.4k+ route miles) the fiber network connects 5.4k Deutsche Bahn railway stations in Germany DB broadband is engaged in several projects which contribute to the “continuous expansion” of its dark fiber network in Germany the company is focusing on the lease-up of capacity on its dark fiber network the company partners with internet service providers (ISPs) and carriers is utilizing Deutsche Bahn’s dark fiber network as part of its roll-out of high-speed internet services this deployment is taking place for homes and businesses in Germany’s state of Schleswig-Holstein TNG is using Deutsche Bahn’s fiber optic network to fill-in certain gaps within its own network DB broadband is leasing TNG 55 kilometers (34 miles) of unused fiber optic cable (i.e. dark fiber) on the route between Kiel and Schleswig bisping & bisping a telecommunications provider in the state of Bavaria is leveraging Deutsche Bahn’s dark fiber network in the municipality of Gangkofen bisping & bisping supplies 1.5k households with high-speed internet As part of bisping & bisping’s network expansion a total of 177 kilometers (110 miles) of fiber optic routes were needed to be deployed in rural areas bisping & bisping leased a total of 58 kilometers (36 miles) of fiber from DB broadband this fiber was located along Deutsche Bahn’s railway system DNS:NET, a telecommunications provider, is employing Deutsche Bahn’s dark fiber network to supply 40 educational institutions and 350 buildings, including a significant number of households DNS:NET is utilizing Deutsche Bahn’s fiber optic network to fill-in particular gaps within its own network in parts of Cottbus DB broadband is leasing DNS:NET 66 kilometers (41 miles) of unused dark fiber this fiber traverses the route between Halbe (district of Brandenburg) and Cottbus Over the past few months, DB broadband has signed framework agreements with all the major German telecommunications providers. Therefore, these operators can now lease from DB broadband, unused dark fiber capacity on Deutsche Bahn’s fiber network throughout Germany DB broadband also offers its nationwide dark fiber network to enterprises in neighboring countries which require connectivity into Germany the “continuous expansion” of DB broadband’s fiber optic infrastructure enables customers to grow alongside DB broadband’s expansion routes the company has plans to grow its network by 67% to 33.4k route kilometers (20.8k route miles) by 2027 and website in this browser for the next time I comment This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page.