Rob
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Re: This is why qwest is failing
said by Chiyo  :They are too late, they think a small portion of bandwith 10 - 15MBPS per user is good enough? C'mon they are pushing IPTV + internet to a customer and that's all they get? AT&T is pushing 6megs. At least Qwest is a little faster.
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RadioDoc
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join:2000-05-11 | Six megs is the Internet access component. The VDSL sync rate is considerably higher than that.
That six, however, needs to double or triple.
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Rob
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| said by RadioDoc :Six megs is the Internet access component. The VDSL sync rate is considerably higher than that. That six, however, needs to double or triple. Right, but regardless if the user is signing up for IPTV, they still get 6meg. It's not like they can use the "unused" bandwidth for their internet portion.
At least that's how I understand it.
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| In it's present incarnation, yes that's correct. But the IPTV bandwidth is not taken from the six megs dedicated to Internet access. Hopefully at some point they'll feel confident enough to (1) increase the Internet access allotment or (2) ditch the VDSL portion and run FTTH. It's a little early to predict what they'll do, and all eyes are still on Verizon's FiOS for guidance on how much consumer uptake there will be anyway.
ATT could do all Internet on these circuits. It's just a matter of setting the profile. That's not the point of it, though, so IPTV will continue to be front-and-center and Internet will continue to be the third child of the UVerse family.
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