| You are correct in part, AT&Ts solution was to use FTTC and then go the last distance with their implementation of broadband. The difference is, their intent is to deliver full spectrum broadband, the solution I suggested only delivers DSL which limits your issues to just DSL issues and not the problems associated with delivering higher then DSL (32Kbps-6Mbps +) speed services. Like I said you are correct in part. In other words AT&T is trying to deliver 10Mbps - 100Mbps with FTTC which as I understand they are having some problems with. However their 32Kbps - 7Mbps speeds are within the bounds for DSL use. |
