Announce – MT2 sponsors the next FSAN meeting at Orange Lab
MT2 sponsors the next FSAN meeting in September 2026
Tournon, France, September 08, 2026 – MT2, leading PON test equipment manufacturer, is thrilled to participate and co-sponsored with LANPARK the next FSAN Q2/15 Interim meeting hosted by Orange, from the 14th to the 18th of September.
All participants will take part in technical discussion, workshop and committee session.
A joint workshop, ‘Optical access evolution with AI towards ION-2030’, will be held on September 16 (afternoon), 2026. This workshop aims to jointly explore the development trends of optical access networks—including demand, architecture, and technology—under the empowerment of AI technology, as well as the work already undertaken and future prospects, thereby promoting the sustained development of optical access networks.
To know more about the FSAN organization:
FSAN Roadmap
A word from our CEO, Franck-Nicolas Sellier, «Active participation in standardisation bodies is part of the MT2 strategy. Working with telecom players such as Operators is key to understand our industry and future customer needs. This drives our development to deliver best in class test equipment.
To know more about MT2 and its solution : www.mt2.fr
About MT2
MT2 leads the industry in FTTH G-PON, XGS-PON, 25GS-PON and G.hsp network test, offering troubleshoot, monitoring deep analysis of products, and ‘single-click’ automated test suite solutions. MT2’s PON analyzers and emulators have the unique powerful features to allow the user to simply ‘sofware-select’, and switch between GPON, XGS-PON or 25GS-PON, all within the same single system.
MT2 ensures the complicated protocols and subscriber internet access traffic complies with every spec, automatically, using a powerful and intuitive user interface, high precision and innovative design. MT2 actively contributes to the Broadband Forum activity, as a test-tool vendor, and developed its FTTH automated test suites for functionality and performance testing, covering BBF.247, TR-309 and TR-255, critical to ensure system quality and full validation of any operator’s FFTH network.
