Thread: O2 will trial fibre optic broadband in the UK
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Old 29-06-2011, 02:55   #13
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Re: O2 will trial fibre optic broadband in the UK
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Originally Posted by Ignitionnet View Post
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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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.
EEEEExxxxceellleeennt (Spoken in the tone of Mr. Burns).

There's a few exchanges with partial FTTP coverage in my city and I'm due to move in the next few months or so. This could be the year I finally get an acceptable upload speed on my home broadband and stop having to pay for (and manage) an offsite server.
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