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b_zen
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30 years for deployment?

Let me guess, these analysts are the same ones that told us to invest in the inflated internet-companies of years past (bef. April 2000)...

FTTH, FTTB, FTTC will happen much sooner; as the current trend/buzz points out, the munis can accelerate the process directly by lighting up their network and provide bundled cableTV/BB connections (as primitive as the services may be, such innovations are gaining momentum).
Quite a few projects are being currently developed or even implemented in certain cities around the globe, even in the US

Working examples:



One idea came to mind when going over the various web sites, pdf's, business plans I've read...
A transient form can be in bringing FTTC, then relaying the signal via 802.11x over the neighborhood; Maybe that can accelerate true broadband acceptance, keep cost low, and provide a platform for start ups to design and provide true broadband applications...


My 2 cents...


Karl Bode
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Well they're generally talking about widespread deployment when they throw out 10-30 year figures.

Given the bells track record at timely deployment of ANY new technology, those numbers really aren't ludicrous if we're talking about an 80% availability rate for FTTH.


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