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Pierre · 21-03-2016, 22:12

If it's an " infill" I.e an area surrounded by existing network, was planned to be built back in the day but never was. Then it will likely be HFC.

If it is new areas beyond what was the original planned footprint then it's a good chance it will be fttp and therefore RFoG.

VM are not really looking at GePON at the moment, they were looking at doing it.

They were actually looking at providing fttp in Cabled areas separate from HFC, similar in how fibre 10G circuits are offered to business.

21-03-2016, 22:12	#196
Pierre The Dark Satanic Mills Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: floating in the ether Posts: 13,267	Re: How big are VM's infills? If it's an " infill" I.e an area surrounded by existing network, was planned to be built back in the day but never was. Then it will likely be HFC. If it is new areas beyond what was the original planned footprint then it's a good chance it will be fttp and therefore RFoG. VM are not really looking at GePON at the moment, they were looking at doing it. They were actually looking at providing fttp in Cabled areas separate from HFC, similar in how fibre 10G circuits are offered to business. __________________ The wheel's still turning but the hamsters dead.