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Discussion topic: Not FTTP still relying on copper wire

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This message was authored by: TimmyBGood

Re: Not FTTP still relying on copper wire

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@Chrisee wrote:

@Smut  Your concept of an ONT in the router is therefore impractical


On a business-grade optical leased-line there's also a clear demarcation point between the national network and the subscribing companies own routing hardware: the Openreach optical fibre terminates onto one of these, which the router then plugs into:

 

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This message was authored by: TimmyBGood

Re: Not FTTP still relying on copper wire

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@JimM1 wrote:

@Chrisee @GD1 @TimmyBGood The only ISP that i know off with Fibre direct all the way is VM on the latest Hub5x. 


That's because Virgin only supplies connectivity to Virgin subscribers, while Openreach has hundreds of ISP business as customers.

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