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Re: 200Mbit coming soon? (According to a survey)
There's no reason to think 200Mb won't be available on the current Superhub hardware, however 300Mb won't be.
These tiers won't be released on 8 channel systems but 12-16 channels, with individual 8 channel Superhubs being allocated to 8 of those channels. |
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As mentioned in another, and also recently confirmed to me, that the next uplift will be to 300mb
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No way. 300mbits will be on docsis3.1 and they havent even started putting the infrastructure in place for that yet. The other thing to think about is the previous increases. In terms of % increase it wasnt a big jump going fron 100 to 120 and 120 to 152. They arent going to double the current top speed and go straight to 300mbits. To go with that they would also have to provide at least 20mbits upstream and they are still doing the work for that as well.
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Re: 200Mbit coming soon? (According to a survey)
Just telling you what I was told, but it's a way off yet, as the extra capacity hasn't even been built into the Core yet. But that's what is coming.
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Another doubling,perhaps. Be interesting if Virgin's tiers became 100/200/300.
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EDIT: https://www.comhem.se/bredband/bredbandspaket Equipment Compal CH7284E That is a 16 downstream, 4 upstream home gateway. Newer DOCSIS 3 kit is 24 downstream, 8 upstream capable. Your 152Mb is being delivered on 300Mb-400Mb of capacity, 24 downstreams delivers 1.2Gb. More than enough for 300Mb. ---------- Post added at 00:09 ---------- Previous post was at 00:06 ---------- Quote:
The only things I expect to see from BT are a 100Mb/30Mb vectored FTTC product, which is on the roadmap anyway, and for the 250,00-ish largely taxpayer subsidised Openreach FTTP premises release of a 1Gb product. ---------- Post added at 00:11 ---------- Previous post was at 00:09 ---------- Quote:
Doubling the speed will increase usage by no more than 30-40%. ---------- Post added at 00:11 ---------- Previous post was at 00:11 ---------- Quote:
EDIT: It's worth mentioning that another member of the UPC/LGI family, UPC Romania, sell only 200Mb and 500Mb, and provide a 24 channel gateway for the 500Mb. VM are a different proposition to the rest of the group, most similar to Ireland, but doubling the download speeds is happening and massive upload capacity increases are a work in progress. |
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Will this all boil down to (e.g.) THENRY still being thankful for crap Youtube? Or will things get worse and he'll have no Youtube buffering?
The point I make is more serious than an amusing dig. Do VM actually take into account a loading profile when constructing all this? And what target for experience do they aim to achieve? |
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Any access network upgrades in terms of bandwidth will be largely irrelevant to the browsing experience. That's dependent more upon latency, loss, jitter and the construction of the websites. If you watch a website load it's a ton of really small transactions. In the case of VM none of this will even register on the downstream shaper, so more about the transactions flowing smoothly rather than quickly. The people doing the uplifts have as their only job to deliver capacity :) |
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What are VM doing at their cabs ? In our area all the cabs have had tents over them with everything removed from the cab and new equipment being fitted and lines reconnected.
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A cab I reported last week is still wide open.
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