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LLU, and now the successor to it with FTTX where OpenReach manages the last mile and has a capped fee they can charge ISP's has done wonders for competition in
by philjohn 5y ago
LLU, and now the successor to it with FTTX where OpenReach manages the last mile and has a capped fee they can charge ISP's has done wonders for competition in the broadband space.
You have "pack em in and sell it cheap" providers like PlusNet, super techy focussed providers like AAISP (and to a lesser extend Zen) and those in the middle.
- rahimnathwani 5y ago> AAISP I used Andrew & Arnold for a while when they offered bonded ADSL, i.e. a single virtual internet connection carried over two pairs of copper. It was plenty for our office of 10-15 people. ISTR having to use a PC as a router, with a special ADSL whose chipset was supported by some special 'bonded adsl' linux or *bsd distribution.