An optical fiber is a transparent and flexible fiber made by drawing glass or plastic, which is used to transmit light. It is widely applicable in fiber-optic communications, where they allow transmission over longer distances and at higher bandwidths than wire cables. The adoption of fiber optic cables has increased over metal wires to send signals with lesser signal loss. Increase in internet penetration is the primary growth factor of the global optical fiber market. The number of internet users is increasing continuously, and consumers are using various online platforms for different purposes. To keep up with the growing demand of higher bandwidth and high speed data and to meet the need of the rising data traffic, network operators are upgrading their networks and are deploying optical fiber technologies. Optical fiber enables faster data transfer, provides greater bandwidth, and has an extremely low chance of data loss as compared to the electric signals of copper wires.

Chapter 1: Executive summary

Chapter 2: Introduction: market overview

Chapter 3: Global payment security –North America

Chapter 4: Global payment security –Europe

Chapter 5: Global payment security –Asia Pacific

Chapter 6: Global payment security –Latin America

Chapter 7: Global payment security –Middle East & Africa

Chapter 8: Company profile

Chapter 9: Conclusion

Chapter 10: Appendix