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FIBRE BEYOND THE CABINET: AN ASSESSMENT OF OPERATORS’ DEPLOYMENT OPTIONS
Publisher: Analysys Mason
Published: 2014/01/23
Page: 25
Format: PDF
Price:
USD 2,499 (Single-User License)
Operators have three copper-based technology options for fibre-beyond-the-cabinet architecture – G.fast, VDSL2 17MHz and VDSL2 30MHz.
Fibre beyond the cabinetOperators are looking to roll out fibre beyond the cabinet, but acknowledge that rolling out fibre all the way to the home is a significant challenge. In this context, operators are considering the advantages and disadvantages of three kinds of copper-based technology – G.fast and VDSL2 (17MHz and 30MHz).
This Viewpoint provides:
an assessment of the rationale for operators deploying fibre beyond the street cabinet but not all the way to subscribers' homes
an appraisal of the different copper-based technology options – VDSL2 (17MHz and 30MHz) and G.fast
in-depth coverage of some of the main features of these technologies, such as reverse powering and vectoring.
Fibre beyond the cabinetOperators are looking to roll out fibre beyond the cabinet, but acknowledge that rolling out fibre all the way to the home is a significant challenge. In this context, operators are considering the advantages and disadvantages of three kinds of copper-based technology – G.fast and VDSL2 (17MHz and 30MHz).
This Viewpoint provides:
an assessment of the rationale for operators deploying fibre beyond the street cabinet but not all the way to subscribers' homes
an appraisal of the different copper-based technology options – VDSL2 (17MHz and 30MHz) and G.fast
in-depth coverage of some of the main features of these technologies, such as reverse powering and vectoring.
