Shadow Dragon
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local loop runs are too long to support technologies such as ADSL2+ effectively.
Not as far as I understand.Does ICASA impose any benchmarks in the LLU process, or have they just left it to Telkom's good-will?
How are Tekom Media going to operate HDTV broadcasts over ADSL2+ if the Telkom are only aiming for 10Mb/s by 2011? [/i][/b]
LLU is about the legal framework and mechanisms by which others can gain fair access to the copper in the ground. I'm unsure whether any specification will be made as to how this copper should look?
I just worked it out. With our current 3 gig international cap which is a norm in south africa, and with the new speeds promised by telkom by the time my kids are in college (they arent born yet) a person can finish their cap in 90 minutes. Ok, 90 minutes of Broadcast HD TV, sweet, then what?
That's what I want to know. Seems like a nice grey area that Telkom thrive's on.
Does the existing copper network allow for 10Mbs connections?
LLU must be done by 2011, so does this mean the entire network must be upgraded by then? If so then why go copper??? Fibre anyone?
Here's where I think Neotel may nuke Telkom... supply 24Mbs+ via fibre to home. (or am I dreaming?)