http://www.theguardian.com/business/2015/may/15/ofcom-force-bt--open-fibre-optic-network
good news, possibly.
That doesn't surprise me.
Assuming that view is shared in Openreach and I don't know that. Then
this could be a litmus test whether Openreach or elsewhere in BT makes
the decisions.
C
Richard Halfpenny wrote:
. and our spend with BT/Openreach would likely go *up* because of it.
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Christian
^^ this. OSA for 10G end user links is not a viable product.
Definitely not, VM is much cheaper for 10G and of course we have EAD 1
launching in September at £11,700 per annum (same exchange) - and it has
been hinted to me that it will actually be cheaper by launch date.
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Ben King
On Tue, May 19, 2015 at 11:04 AM, Charlie Boisseau
char...@fluency.net.uk wrote:
good news, possibly.
Possibly. If they get the regulated regions right. There’s a risk Ofcom
stifle future investment in other/new networks by doing this. If we don’t
want to always just be stuck with BT,
On 19/05/2015 10:30, Paul Mansfield wrote:
http://www.theguardian.com/business/2015/may/15/ofcom-force-bt--open-fibre-optic-network
good news, possibly.
Possibly, I can see BT/Openreach pushing back hard against this.
We run lots of EAD links to end users. If I can migrate those to DFA
(or
good news, possibly.
Possibly. If they get the regulated regions right. There’s a risk Ofcom
stifle future investment in other/new networks by doing this. If we don’t want
to always just be stuck with BT, other operators need to have an incentive to
build - this could destroy their
On 19/05/2015 11:04, Ben King wrote:
The real wins will be on short distance 10G+ stuff, and possibly NGA
services (where the fibre tax is different and much cheaper).
^^ this. OSA for 10G end user links is not a viable product.
Rich.
On 19 May 2015 at 11:25, Alex Brooks askoorb+uk...@gmail.com wrote:
Unfortunately, there is still the problem in towns (and cities) that
are not London, Manchester or Birmingham that it is almost impossible
Even if there is a local fibre deployment, BT can be unhelpful.
Our local exchange
