micro-trenching

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The deployment model using the sewers, micro-trenching and other innovative techniques means minimal disruption to roads and the network while maximising the return on investment.

ZDNet UK Highlights 2010
"Using patented technology, a Fibrecity network is deployed through the waste-water infrastructure and brought to homes or business through micro-trenching systems," a web page for i3's Fibrecity

ZDNet UK Highlights 2010
Individual premises are then hooked up using a system called micro-trenching, which involves laying fibre-optic cable in a thin, shallow trench that is then quickly sealed up.

ZDNet UK Highlights 2010
"Most important was Stanford's openness to us experimenting with new fiber technologies on its streets," said Google, which has been experimenting with things like micro-trenching.

Ars Technica Nate Anderson 2010
"Most important was Stanford's openness to us experimenting with new fiber technologies on its streets," said Google, which has been experimenting with things like micro-trenching.

Ars Technica Nate Anderson 2010
They're obviously not looking for the easy solution, "he added, noting Google wants to experiment with trenching, micro-trenching, boring, rock sawing, and using conduits, as well aerial cabling on existing poles.

The Union - All Categories By Tom Durkin Special to The Union 2010