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Originally Posted by qasdfdsaq
It was less than 26% last year, and not forgetting all customers on 30Mb+ are on DOCSIS 3 but not all customers on <30Mb are on DOCSIS 2 (some downgrades from 50Mb, etc. kept Superhubs), and they were adding at a rate of 50% per year - so 6 months on it will be far less than 26%
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Without having the actual statistics of customer tiers, it's hard to argue what percentage is what. However, as far as I understood it, the only people below 30Mbit these days should be those on S and those on DOCSIS2 equipment. There might be the odd person who downgraded from 50/100 and somehow didn't get bumped up to 30Mbit but I can't imagine there'd be many of those. Anyone on M or L with a D3 device should be 30Mbit or higher.
However, that does bring an interesting point - excluding those on S, for now, if someone is on 20Mbit and has a hub, then why haven't they upgraded to 30/50? It should be a "free" upgrade at that point.
As for those on S, I have no idea what percentage of people are on that. It is a retentions package, after all. Even if we are liberal with the figures and say that just 10% of those on less than 30 haven't got D3 equipment, that's still going to be hundreds of thousands of people. I'd still class that as "loads" which was the original point.