We received this from Telkom today:
Telkom’s Interest and Demand Register for VDSL Up to 20 & 40 Mbps Network rollout
Background
We refer to our previous communication in this regard where we detailed the planned network upgrade in selected ADSL service areas. The network upgrade entails replacing Digital Subscriber Line Access Multiplexer (DSLAMs) technology with Multi Services Access Nodes (MSANs) and the remote deployment of MSANs to Street Distribution Cabinets (SDCs) sites with concomitant fibre backhaul to effectively shorten the copper loop.
As you maybe already aware, Telkom Wholesale has launched the Up to 20 & 40 Mbps resell DSL product options on the 4th of March 2013.
Resell DSL Up to 20Mbps & 40Mbps will be available in geographic areas where the Telkom network upgrade has been completed, and coverage will increase as we continue to roll-out.
Interest and Demand Register
We are pleased to announce that we have created a Telkom’s Interest and Demand Register application / tool for VDSL 20 & 40 Mbps. This tool will firstly identify if the prospective customer already is currently in an enabled area, and secondly, if not, will capture their interest for the higher speed service. The Interest and Demand Register was introduced on 4 March 2013 on the following URL:
www.telkom.co.za/interest
You are invited to link the Interest and Demand Register URL to your organization’s website, to join us in this Super Fast Broadband journey. You can do this with your customized imagery or you can utilize the picture below as a starting point to which you can integrate the URL .
Our future plans are to expand the Interest Register to provide you with a view of the future network rollout plans. As soon as we have more information available in this regard, we will communicate with you.
It is in the interest of Telkom and all our service provider partners who sell xDSL, to have a pro-active approach in demand management for the new generation broadband access services. Hopefully this will assist Telkom Wholesale & Networks to validate our rollout plan and also influence priority in terms of identifying changes to our plan.
So there you have it! Go and check it out