Romania has one of fastest internet connection in the world, being the first one in Europe and on the 5th place in the world with the fastest internet connection with a pick of 67 Mbps, according to Akamai Report published for December 2014. The status of fixed internet connections in Romania is observed by ANCOM as follows in Figure no. 1. According to Romanian telecom regulator body ANCOM at the end of 2016 more than half of 4,4 million fixed broadband connections enable speeds above 100 Mbps. The average fixed broadband internet download speed in Romania went up by 78% last year, compared to 2015, to 95 Mbps while the average download speed for mobile connections also increased by 35% to 26 Mpbs. This very good situation of internet speed in Romania is due to fiber optic networks developments. The actual leader with the biggest fiber optic network, RCS&RDS, decided since 2000 year to have its communications network based on fiber optic cables. Their fight with incumbent operator, Telekom Romania, for growing-up the FTTH networks in the last 5 years made us to question ourselves during this article: where is going the future of fiber optic networks in Romania beyond the physical numbers of FTTH connections or Past Households/Connected Households? We will go in this paper through legal framework, new operators, technologies for fiber optic networks and challenges of actual fiber optic networks for future use and we will end with some conclusions.