Türk Telekom Connects 60% of Base Stations to Fiber Infrastructure

Fiber Infrastructure Surpasses 539,000 Kilometers Türk Telekom, a leader in Turkey's digital transformation, continues to accelerate its fiber network investments.
As of the end of January, the company reached a fiber network length of 539,000 kilometers, significantly strengthening its mobile network infrastructure.
By connecting 60% of its existing base stations to the fiber network, the institution has already achieved the mobile fiberization rates projected globally for 2030.
5G Preparations and Strategic Transformation Türk Telekom CNO Zafer Orhan stated that the success of 5G technology depends on a high-capacity and sustainable infrastructure.
Highlighting the critical role of fiber in this process, Orhan emphasized that the end-to-end fiber network covering all 81 provinces is the guarantee for providing users with the most comprehensive experience in the 5G era.
The company aims to transform its connectivity power into a value-oriented future by strengthening Turkey's digital backbone.
Domestic Technology and Global Patent Power Acting with a vision to reduce foreign dependency in the 5G ecosystem, Türk Telekom focuses on domestic technology production through its subsidiaries Argela and Netsia.
Holding over 70 international patents, these subsidiaries contribute to Turkey's position as a country that not only consumes but also develops technology.
Through long-term infrastructure investments and field-tested 5G applications, the company aims to bring the possibilities of the digital age to every corner of the country.