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From Wikipedia: "...for local loops shorter than 500 m"
by Godel_unicode 9y ago
From Wikipedia:
"...for local loops shorter than 500 m"
- maltalex 9y agoIt's doable in many cities. A large part of the infrastructure you need to replace when upgrading is inside buildings. With a 500m radius, you can avoid rewiring buildings and have loops terminate in the street.
- selectodude 9y agoDepends on how old the copper is, though. If it needs to be replaced, you might as well run metro ethernet or FTTH.
- philjohn 9y agog.fast is good for more densely populated areas, which is why it'll work quite well in the UK if BT ever get around to rolling it out properly - 90% of consumer premises are within 500m of a street side cabinet.