More fibre coming

Le^stat said:
i want fibre to my house! :-D
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I see Dark Fibre Africa has put down some fibre outside of our offices yesterday and today. Traffic was a mess, but I am willing to suffer a bit if they connect our building :)
 
rpm said:
I see Dark Fibre Africa has put down some fibre outside of our offices yesterday and today. Traffic was a mess, but I am willing to suffer a bit if they connect our building :)
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Traffic is generally a mess most days anyway. For fibre I would give up half of my production factory :D
 
TimTDP said:
How are they going to get fibre to every house. I am under the impression that the last mile is always the most difficult
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FTTH will take some time. First they are connecting buildings (many bulding are already served by fibre), then estates and then other homes. Very expensive to take fibre to a single residential property, so for now other last mile access methods - typically wireless - will be used.
 
Adie said:
Why doesn't the government sponsor a national Fibre grid? They can fly economy class for a year and they'll have enough money to make such an investment in the country.
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and sit with us in the back.... you must be crazy!


Dark Fibre Africa... you couldn't find a better name for a company.... I wonder if they are ever going to light it up.

My post count = 666. I have just joined Telkom!
 
Adie said:
Why doesn't the government sponsor a national Fibre grid? They can fly economy class for a year and they'll have enough money to make such an investment in the country.
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Infraco is in fact a Government sponsored national fibre project. Neotel manages it if I am not mistaken...
 
rpm said:
I see Dark Fibre Africa has put down some fibre outside of our offices yesterday and today. Traffic was a mess, but I am willing to suffer a bit if they connect our building :)
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Was thinking the same :D I even traced a mental path across the parking lot to us :p
 
According to Vodacom Business executive Wally Beelders, the company has partnered with Neotel and MTN for its inter-city network.
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Ooh another nail in Telscum's coffin!
The divide continues! :D
 
ok nice, very fine when can i get some?!
 
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