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Old 10-01-2015, 19:07   #139
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Re: 200Mbit coming soon? (According to a survey)

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Originally Posted by Ignitionnet View Post
Openreach and BT generally have never had any interest in competing with Virgin on speed and this isn't going to change.

Vectoring will happen as and when BT need it to in order to adhere to the Superfast Cymru contract and any others that name 100Mb as a requirement.
It's not just about keeping up with VM , the BT Ceo claims to be interested in making a big push on their TV product.

To qualify for a multi room box you need BB speeds of at least 23 Mbps which in my opinion isn't enough if you have two recordable HD boxes. Recording or watching one Internet HD channel uses around 8 Mbps with two tuners per box that can soon push some upto their maximum infinity connection.

BT have also discussed their aspirations to introduce 4K Sport which would require considerably more , Netflix 4K currently requires a connection of 15 Mbps or greater so you'd imagine fast moving sport would be at least 20.
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