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Originally Posted by Pierre

But from what I have seen last year, DOCSIS 3.1 deployment is scheduled to start in Q2 next year, with a further upgrade planned in Q3 2017. The network is planned to be 600Mb ready by end 2016/2017.

So nowhere near 10Gb then.

OF course 10Gb is not going to be offered, why would it. It's theoretical.

Which is what I've been saying all along

The main thrust of the article is that VM is moving to Docisis 3.1. and from what I've seen it will be well before 2020 - I don't know where you get that from.

Did you miss the title or the start of the article? Or the particular sentence I was specifically quoting from?

nextbigfuture.com/2015/01/cable-has-10-gigabit-per-second.html

Key hardware for the next generation DOCSIS 3.1 cable broadband standard, which could eventually be used by Virgin Media (Liberty Global) to deliver top UK Internet download speeds of up to 10Gbps (Gigabits per second) and 1Gbps uploads

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Originally Posted by Kushan

Yeah, isn't the "theoretical" of DOCSIS 3.0 something like 1.5Gbit?

That's about as likely as 10Gb on D3.1.

If they ever go 10Gb it'll involve such a big rebuild they may as well go FTTB or FTTP.