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Originally Posted by Turkey Machine
Just a shame they peer with LINX only... oh, and they've forgotten Norwich, Yarmouth and Lowestoft exchanges.
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They peer
at LINX, not with them only.
http://www.db.ripe.net/whois?searchtext=as35228
The rest, well, so what? The rollout isn't complete yet. I'm sure the 50% of the country without cable services could bemoan the lack of them, quite irrelevant to the quality of the service in the cabled areas.
By the way:
NORWICH EANCC FTTC 2012 Norfolk County
Not forgotten, work in progress!
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Originally Posted by qasdfdsaq
Finally. This is excellent news. An uncapped, low contention, unshaped service that's likely to be price competitive with VM and faster, meaning VM being no longer the only game in town for high download speeds. No doubt O2/Be will also deliver highly on other aspects of the service that VM traditionally fall over on too, such as jitter, loss, and of course 24-hour UK based customer services.
Just to be clear, we're talking about VDSL FTTC fibre right, not GPON or some other FTTP?
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Both FTTC and FTTP. They get an access network agnostic connection to the BT Openreach headend serving each group of exchanges and can take customers from both the FTTC and FTTP access networks if they choose.