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Only thanks to Init7 for taking them to court. That is one of many reasons I use them as my ISP. Thanks to the ruling Init7 can provide 25gbit today to existin
by sschueller 3y ago
Only thanks to Init7 for taking them to court. That is one of many reasons I use them as my ISP.
Thanks to the ruling Init7 can provide 25gbit today to existing and new p2p connections. All p2mp will be converted in the few years to p2p as well. Init7 has said they are looking into 100gbit as those BiDi modules have become available and the cost has also come down.
- jeffbee 3y agoA court ruling doesn't magically put glass in the ground. Isn't there truth to the Swisscom statement that forcing p2p means fewer people will have access?
- sschueller 3y agoThat is not true as the state wants the expansion and the state is also providing money for it. Also all the illegally installed p2mp that hasn't been activated while the case was going on will need to be converted and Swisscom isn't going to leave those connections lying around. The expensive part of running the fibers into the home is done and is the same for p2p as p2mp. It is only the fiber on the street that needs to be expanded.
- alex_suzuki 3y agoJust here to say that Init7 is awesome. I‘ve been on both their private and business products for years. Very competent and reponsive support by actual humans. You even get a fixed IPv6 „subnet“ for free. I have yet to find a use for it though.
- piperswe 3y agoI'm so jealous of folks with Init7, I'd love having a home ISP that acknowledges that some of their customers might actually know what they're doing. Sadly I'm not in a position to be starting an ISP...
- eppp 3y agoIn my experience, most of the people that think they know what they are doing do not know what they are doing and have a higher support cost. Someone that actually knows what they are doing on a home connection is <1%.