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Sky will be looking to run trials of fibre-optic broadband
This is a discussion on Sky will be looking to run trials of fibre-optic broadband within the Sky news and announcements forums, part of the SkyUser Announcements category; yea true scubbie we must take all those facts into account etc who knows i guess we will have to ...
- 12-07-11, 03:39 PM #251
Re: Sky will be looking to run trials of fibre-optic broadband
yea true scubbie we must take all those facts into account etc who knows i guess we will have to be patient and wait and see
Advertisement- 13-07-11, 09:57 PM #252
Re: Sky will be looking to run trials of fibre-optic broadband
Sky's new wireless N ADSL router is due to launch in August and existing customers will be able to pay £35 to upgrade to the new one if they wish.
Part of the product spec is that it will support VDSL . I believe this is what openreach use for their FTTC product so I guess a product launch will be along in due course.
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- 13-07-11, 10:09 PM #253
- 13-07-11, 10:17 PM #254
Re: Sky will be looking to run trials of fibre-optic broadband
What's your source bubble?
- 13-07-11, 10:29 PM #255
- 13-07-11, 10:56 PM #256
Re: Sky will be looking to run trials of fibre-optic broadband
Thanks for that.
Looking forward to it.
- 13-07-11, 10:59 PM #257
Re: Sky will be looking to run trials of fibre-optic broadband
Is it gigabit?
- 13-07-11, 11:10 PM #258
- 13-07-11, 11:51 PM #259
Re: Sky will be looking to run trials of fibre-optic broadband
I assume that it will be like the Home Hub 3 from BT or the Billion 7800n as a combined ADSL2+ router and cable router.
I doubt it will have a VDSL modem built in as the few that are on the market are very expensive.I'm a PC, and Windows 7 Backup saved my sanity when BitDefender imploded !!!
- 13-07-11, 11:55 PM #260
Re: Sky will be looking to run trials of fibre-optic broadband
I was thinking the same. It's probably got a spare EWAN port. I think all ISPs will be using the Openreach VDSL Modem.