Sorry for the late reply on this; sometimes life takes presedence :)
Doug, you definitely hit a number of things on the head, there. There is a
_definite_ need for some much more...shall we say, mature network platforms
in the wireless industry, and then for that equipment to be available at
af
For Last Mile-
FreeSpace Optics can be had now up to 1/2 mile for as low as $5K. GB
manufacturers are going to realize soon, the day of the huge profit
margin will be a thing of the past. The competition is here on all fronts.
Tom DeReggi
RapidDSL & Wireless, Inc
IntAirNet- Fixed Wireless B
on all fronts.
Tom DeReggi
RapidDSL & Wireless, Inc
IntAirNet- Fixed Wireless Broadband
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Not even close. The telco's aren't stupid enough to pay billions of dollars
($23 billion expected total cost for
Not even close. The telco's aren't stupid enough to pay billions of dollars
($23 billion expected total cost for Verizon's FTTH project) simply to close
off line sharing requirements.
Total revenue for "other providers of local service" nationwide (not just
Verizon territory) was a total of $22
These guys have the right idea...
http://www.fiberinternetcenter.com/
John
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>And this
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BINGO!
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Intelligent Computing Solutions
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mmett
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*NODS* I see fiber to business and industrial
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And this is why I planning a fiber roll out in my town.
I can see the spectrum - bandwidth limitations of a pure wireless
ntelligent Computing Solutions
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Isn't the reason the
BINGO!
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Clearwire isn't doing too bad :-) The antennas are built into the radios,
which
correct
George Rogato wrote:
Isn't the reason they are replacing some of their copper with fiber is
because they then do not have to allow competition to ride their wires?
Old wires old rules, new fiber new rules?
George
Peter R. wrote:
The AT&T (originally SBC) VDSL plan requires copper to
Isn't the reason they are replacing some of their copper with fiber is
because they then do not have to allow competition to ride their wires?
Old wires old rules, new fiber new rules?
George
Peter R. wrote:
The AT&T (originally SBC) VDSL plan requires copper to the home. Fiber
to the neighbor
The AT&T (originally SBC) VDSL plan requires copper to the home. Fiber
to the neighborhood.
In VZ region, they are pulling out copper as fast as they can &
replacing it with fiber. (FiOS is FTTH not FTTN).
VZ even clips the copper when they install your FiOS.
And what VZ isn't replacing, thiev
Clint:
No, not really, as AT&T is betting on copper only in the last few hundred
feet to the premises. While they're not going to do fiber-to-the-premises,
they will be doing a fiber infrastructure.
Thanks,
Steve
On 6/15/07, Clint Ricker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
AT&T is betting on copper
AT&T is betting on copper for the next 5-10 years for the next 5-10 years.
I think that, alone, about disbunks this article.
-Clint
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Last month, Tom Evslin, the co-founder of Internet service provider AT&T
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Clearwire isn't doing too bad :-) The antennas are built into the radios,
which live inside. If you're i
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*Clearwire isn't doing too bad :-) The antennas are built into the
*radios,
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Clearwire isn't doing too bad :-) The antennas are built into the radios,
which live inside. If you're in a fringe coverage area and are willing to
pay for the installation, they do have a unit with "a little antenna on the
corner of the house".
Thanks,
Steve
On 6/15/07, George Rogato <[EMAI
I was just thinking yesterday about a conversation I had with a
telephone guy just after I took over the old winfinity.com isp-bbs.
At that time ATT said they would be in every market, wirelesly. They
would put a little antenna on the corner of every house
Who is putting little antennas
I am guessing this prediction has been made by most anyone I know who
has been around for a while. I guess when someone "important" says it
though then it is news. I remember many years ago when Steve Stroh told
us that the phone companies as we know them and their copper plants were
going to d
Last month, Tom Evslin, the co-founder of Internet service provider AT&T
Worldnet and voice-over-IP wholesaler ITXC, created quite a stir by
making the bold prediction that the twisted copper pair to the home
won't exist in 2013.
"By 2012 [there will be] no more reason to use our landlines--so
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