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Old 27-08-2014, 21:12   #25
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Re: VM FTTP trial Papworth Everard

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Originally Posted by Jayster View Post
Sounds like we wont be seeing any FTTP competition any time soon then.

Say if Virgin wanted to turn an existing cabled area into an FTTP area roughly how much work would that require? Can they use much of the existing network or is it a case of completely rebuilding the network?
You have faster than FTTC speeds already - there are no prospects of VM upgrading areas when they could deliver the speeds that BT are with FTTP right now, 300Mb down, 30Mb up via upgrades of existing network.

Turning an existing area into FTTP would ideally use existing ducts and some existing fibre. Would probably need some more fibre, and each home covered by FTTP would need new CPE.
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