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Very few people have home equipment that can do anything close to 10Gbps, of course; this is all largely future proofing. Years back, when FTTH started rolling
by rsynnott 2y ago
Very few people have home equipment that can do anything close to 10Gbps, of course; this is all largely future proofing.
Years back, when FTTH started rolling out in Ireland, some of the CPE for the earliest rollouts only had 100Mbit/sec ethernet (on a 1Gbit/sec service)...
- hocuspocus 2y agoOf course but that's a bit beyond the point. - If you deploy XGS-PON, unlocking the max speed doesn't cost you anything. - I have six devices that can hit 1~2 Gbps over Wi-Fi 6/7 in my household, a wired 2.5GbE connection to my desktop computer, and my TV.