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Re: comcast another docsis isp struggling
So 300GB would cover a reasonable percentage of UK households .. but this cap should increase in line with usage
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Re: comcast another docsis isp struggling
Ah the FTTC figures.
It should be noted they include non-OTT VoD, which the VM DOCSIS 3 broadband figures don't, include some broadcast TV delivered over multicast, which the VM figures don't, and include a bunch of extra data courtesy of Sky's pre-loading of STBs overnight with the most popular VoD products :) The VM figure I mentioned is nigh on a year old, too. Probably somewhat different now and, of course, their figures should be considered against an FTTC and ADSL base, or middle and above tiers on VM only. All the people on VM's lowest tier because they hardly use their broadband will reduce the average considerably, as would all the people still on ADSL because they don't use the Internets much. BTWholesale put peak usage per subscriber across their userbase at <500kb/s earlier this year. VM's was twice that at last inspection. Lies, damned lies, etc. |
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That said the overall average is around 55GB across all BT (FTTC and ADSL) lines. Either way, data consumption is growing fast across the board and it won't be long before the average exceeds 300GB |
Re: comcast another docsis isp struggling
I actually just looked again at those FTTC figures.
Those aren't monthly, they're for the entire quarter. ~63GB/month average, considerably lower than VM. |
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well yeah, we have to remember there is still millions of people out there who do very little online.
My parents e.g. although they love watching films, refuse to let us plug in a box to their tv to use netflix. If the average usage was anything near whats been said in this thread then something would have to give. |
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