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obvious · 13-03-2005, 17:07

FWIW (as discussed above) external transit bandwidth costs ntl around 10p/GB. This figure is falling rapidly. I wouldn't be surprised to see this below 1p/GB in the next five years.

What would really please those against capping would be if there were an evolutionary change in the capacity of ntl's 'last mile' network. Then any argument for capping would disappear.

I'd argue that this will happen eventually but judging the timescale is another matter.

13-03-2005, 17:07	#1355
obvious Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Aberdulais Services: ntl 20Mbps/Sky+/BT Posts: 281	*Re: ALL* ntl Cap Discussion Here Please.** FWIW (as discussed above) external transit bandwidth costs ntl around 10p/GB. This figure is falling rapidly. I wouldn't be surprised to see this below 1p/GB in the next five years. What would really please those against capping would be if there were an evolutionary change in the capacity of ntl's 'last mile' network. Then any argument for capping would disappear. I'd argue that this will happen eventually but judging the timescale is another matter.