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I'm the UK, the vast, vast majority of cable infrastructure is owned by openreach (BT) because it used to be a government run service. While it's not a general
by Latty 9y ago
I'm the UK, the vast, vast majority of cable infrastructure is owned by openreach (BT) because it used to be a government run service. While it's not a general requirement, it is one for them, which in effect means it is general.
- rayiner 9y agoDoes BT have cable, or just DSL and fiber?
- resf 9y agoThey do ADSL, FTTN/VDSL and FTTP (very sporadically).
- deleted 9y ago[deleted]
- Latty 9y agoI was using "cable" to mean lines in general (not very clear, my bad) - it's almost all ADSL over phone lines, with FTTC in a lot of places now. The only other big network of physical cable is Virgin who run their own cable network. Cable for TV was never a huge thing in the UK like it is in the states - satellite TV (Sky) was the bigger thing.