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AT&T DSL Rebranded as uVerse

VDSL does not require more than a single pair of copper. You have to be specific when you use the term Uverse. If you are talking about the Internet-only Uverse that can be delivered as legacy ADSL2+ also called IP-DSL. If you are talking about a Uverse install that can support TV service as well, then it is delivered as either a copper VDSL connection (only requires a single pair of copper just like ADSL) or it can be FTTP (Fiber To The Premise) with an ONT that terminates and converts the fiber signal to copper to enter the residence as a VDSL signal.
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Scott, CCIE #14618 Routing & Switching
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I'm referring to the semantics.

AT&T claimed DSL was a dead end product.
»AT&T CEO Calls DSL 'Obsolete'

said by karl Bode :

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Speaking at the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners summer meeting in Los Angeles, AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson made a rather interesting statement for the CEO of a company that sells DSL service: he called the technology "obsolete. ... Stephenson effectively argued that his own company is obsolete. "

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