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FTTH and DSL in 2014
An article from ElectronicsWeekly.com says that FTTH will overtake DSL in five years. You can check the article following the next link:
FTTH to overtake DSL for broadband access by 2014 – analyst
I have read it and they say that there will be 160M FTTH subscribers and 320M DSL lines… This means that the penetration of [...]
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Last Friday (22nd May), while doing a visit to 22@ I found my friend Dennis, from Adamo, finishing the installation of the first FTTH customer of Adamo in Barcelona.
The connection was done in the morning, using the 22@ fiber infrastructure to reach the building basement, where Adamo installed a point-to-point switch to reach the final [...]
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FTTH in 2023
One of the conclusions of the CMT report is that in 2023, fiber will be accessible to just 43% of the people. This is not very encouraging… What are we going to do since then?
Read more at: ADN
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CMT releases study about FTTH
CMT released yesterday a very interesting study about viability of FTTH deployments in Spain.
You can find all the information on the following link
Estudio sobre el despliegue de FTTH
For those who are lazy and prefer visual stuff, you can find a summary about that document here.
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You can find interesting news about a service package that will be released in france:
Bouygues Telecom to launch first quadruple play in France
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4G in Sweden
Telenor and Tele2 prepare to build a joint 4G network to deliver 80Mbps in rural areas and 150Mbps in urban areas. They want to launch the service by the end of 2010.
http://www.telecompaper.com/news/article.aspx?cid=667257
If things continue that way, in Catalonia we will have slower conections by wire than Swedish by air… Not logical…
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Carlos Bock
