ypodomes.com Vodafone Greece Invests Over 1.5 Billion Euros in 5G Infrastructure
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- •Vodafone Greece has invested over 1.5 billion euros in telecom infrastructure in the last decade.
- •The company aims to expand its fiber optic network to 850,000 FTTH lines by 2027.
- •Future projects include the Thetis Express submarine cable system connecting key data centers.
Vodafone Greece has announced investments exceeding 1.5 billion euros over the past decade to enhance its telecommunications infrastructure, focusing on 5G, fiber optics, and submarine cables. During the Advanced Telecoms Summit 2026, Network Director Nikos Plevris highlighted the rapid expansion of their fiber optic network, now serving over 620,000 homes and businesses. The company aims to develop 850,000 FTTH lines by 2027 to improve broadband connectivity in Greece. Vodafone has also invested in submarine cable systems, notably at the Crete station, connecting Greece with Europe, Africa, and Asia through systems like 2Africa and India-Europe Xpress. Future plans include the Thetis Express submarine cable system, which will connect data centers in Heraklion and Athens. By 2030, Vodafone aims to create an AI-native network that integrates various technologies for enhanced reliability and security.
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