Thread: Cabling roads
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Old 10-10-2005, 15:35   #13
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Re: Cabling roads

I do see ukcable expanding the networks, perhaps not in the mad rush it was done in the past but maybe they will start off the new build networks with fibre to the street and make it even better perhaps even the fabled fibre to the home. I think the major benefit of the cabled areas is the way they can intergrate many technologies into one package. They already have siamese drop cable that deliver 3 pairs of telco and a coax why not add in fibre?

AFAIR it costs £800 per property to cable it. If they get £70pm per property that means a whole year and they have only just recovered the build costs.
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