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deathtrap3000 · 07-05-2013, 18:37

Vectoring is the next step for BT. Trials have started and they say this could push speeds up to 100mbps. From there I'm assuming they will be looking into the 30a profile. And after that they talk a lot about G.Fast and the movement of broadband equipment even closer to the end users, potentially up the poles and in manholes. Eventually, they will end up replacing the entire network with FTTP.

07-05-2013, 18:37	#10
deathtrap3000 Inactive Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: London Services: V+ HD XL BT Infinity 80mbps Posts: 546	Re: How fast can BT Infinity go with FTTC? Vectoring is the next step for BT. Trials have started and they say this could push speeds up to 100mbps. From there I'm assuming they will be looking into the 30a profile. And after that they talk a lot about G.Fast and the movement of broadband equipment even closer to the end users, potentially up the poles and in manholes. Eventually, they will end up replacing the entire network with FTTP.