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Telkom to offer 100Mbps DSL
Telkom CEO Sipho Maseko has revealed that they plan to deploy 100Mbps DSL services in South Africa using G.fast technology.
They can't even get me 10 Mbps that I'm paying for.

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Telkom to offer 100Mbps DSL
Telkom CEO Sipho Maseko has revealed that they plan to deploy 100Mbps DSL services in South Africa using G.fast technology.

Oh please Telkom, you can't even give me a stable 10 Mbps line.
You've got 10mb, I'm down the road from people on 10 to 20 meg, yet I keep getting told no sorry you only can get 4. Even my router picks up the DSLAM can go faster.
Try being 37 meters from the neighbouring complexes closest fiber box but yet fiber won't be coming to my street for the next 12 months at least.
Only for people who live in the exchange....
Update
“In areas where Openserve has an access fibre footprint, it is now possible for residents in townhouse complexes, smaller gated communities, multi-dwelling units, and office parks, who already have existing copper access lines, to experience high-speed broadband of up to 100Mbps,” said Alphonzo Samuels, Openserve CEO.
“G.fast helps us overcome the hesitation that many home owners associations and body corporates of multiple-dwelling complexes have with granting permissions to upgrade infrastructure on their properties.”
“We’ve now found a way to better make use of infrastructure that is already in place, thus reducing any disruption or possible harm to the aesthetics of the estate or the associated expense.”
Nope, but this is Telkom and you're unlikely to get either. And that's if you can get their lazy asses to install it in the first place.Ultimately, do you really care what technology lies between you and the local exchange as long as it is fast and reliable?
What will the upstream be?