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So, how exactly do you have access to a lot of different ISPs? 1. There are a lot of competing networks in the ground. Like, there are five cables reaching you
by zAy0LfpBZLC8mAC 8y ago
So, how exactly do you have access to a lot of different ISPs?
1. There are a lot of competing networks in the ground. Like, there are five cables reaching your house owned by five different ISPs that you can choose from.
2. There is one cable reaching your house, but the owner doesn't care too much about making money themselves, so they allow competitors to use it at a price where they can compete with the owner.
3. There is one cable reaching your house, but the government regulates the price at which the owner must rent it out to competitors without any restrictions on what the competitor may transmit over it.
- ttoinou 8y agoDon't know, sorry
- KozmoNau7 8y agoI'll help you, it's #3. (I work at a former state monopoly telco/ISP, specifically with wholesale business, where we sell other service providers access to our networks, as mandated by government regulation)
- zAy0LfpBZLC8mAC 8y agoWell, you should find out, here is the website of your regulatory agency: https://www.arcep.fr/ https://www.arcep.fr/ But don't be surprised if you find that the competition is a result of a sort of network neutrality regulation.