  We demonstrate, for the first time, the realization of an entirely
guided-wave squeezing experiment at a telecom wavelength. The state generation
relies on waveguide non-linear optics technology while squeezing collection and
transmission are implemented by using only telecom fibre components. We observe
up to $-1.83\pm0.05$ dB of squeezing emitted at 1542 nm in CW pumping regime.
The compactness and stability of the experiment, compared to free-space
configurations, represent a significant step towards achieving out-of-the-lab
CV quantum communication, fully compatible with existing telecom fibre
networks. We believe that this work stands as a promising approach for real
applications as well as for "do-it-yourself" experiments
