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Old 19-06-2013, 16:40   #3846
Kushan
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Re: Think Broadband Ping Monitor Results (POST YOURS)

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Originally Posted by horseman View Post
Possibly since one obvious difference is DOCSIS 6MHz v euroDOCSIS 8MHz bandwidth, but then VM did that much publicised 1+Gbps trial in London a while back? Then again DOCSIS3.1 with orthogonal frequency division whatcha-me-callits is a forthcoming interest that is still in "chicken & egg" stage in respect of getting the on wafer silicon costs down with an as yet unknown demand to warrant volume yield rates to persuade incumbent ISP/MSO's to upgrade their infrastructure to clean up RF spectrum 5-1002MHz!
All rather exciting but a tad difficult to objectively differentiate the marking spin/hyperbole from the technical reality!
Can't see VM even entertaining any pilots until BT Infinity start cramping their style further in next couple of years time!
…and then DOCSIS 4 will hit us!
One can only hope! If it's a supply and Demand thing, then I'd like to think that LibGlobal will make it worth their while. Ordering a bunch of equipment for one ISP, even one the size of Virgin, is one thing but for an ISP the size of LibGlobal? I guess it depends on how they run their franchises as well but fingers crossed.

Do you really expect to see a DOCSIS 4, though? Seems as though the next logical step would be to start finding cheaper ways of deploying FTTP.
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