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| It will require upgrades This would require "fibre huts" in addition to VDSL2+ hardware installed at the DSLAM. Looking at the architecture as a ring, I'm not sure if it's bi-directional but if there is a ring disruption it could take the loop out. That never happens 
The question would be if the telco updates to VDSL2+ (and remember AT&T uses a variant) why would they want to build out huts.
That seems questionable...
All of this will compete w/ wireless, macrocells, or ethernet over copper/fibre.
This is also predicated on the aging copper lines in existence today at the prem not needing replacement which costs lots. |
