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reply to espaeth
Re: Lay FTTH

said by espaeth See Profile :

ATT U-verse's IP-based delivery, on the other hand, is limited to 2 HD streams per household total.
Correct, U-Verse is nothing but a Fancy'd up DSL Line...

And just for heads up, AT&T actually trained their salespeoples to lie to customers to tell them AT&T's infrastructure is pure FIBER.
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clubs:		 if you don't include the last mile, then it's true that their infrastructure is fiber.

Time Warner Cable has been doing this kind of advertising (on tv and radio no less) for years.
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said by tiger72 See Profile :

if you don't include the last mile, then it's true that their infrastructure is fiber.

Time Warner Cable has been doing this kind of advertising (on tv and radio no less) for years.
So basically all modern cable systems are "fiber" too.

Difference is that AT&T has somehow gotten the reviewers to classify their service as a "fiber" service when it is FTTN with VDSL as the last few hundred feet.
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