FTTB stands for Fiber to the Building (or Fiber to the Basement). It is a broadband telecommunications technology where optical fiber is run to a building, and the final connection to individual users is made using existing copper infrastructure like Ethernet cables, coaxial cables, or telephone lines. This approach is used to leverage existing in-building wiring, reducing the cost and disruption compared to running fiber directly to each user's premises (FTTH).
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