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Fibre ’20 Times Faster Than The NBN’ Is Coming To Sydney

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2 years ago

Fibre ’20 Times Faster Than The NBN’ Is Coming To Sydney

Hayley Williams

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The NBN’s FTTC Speed Results Are In (And They’re Pretty Damn Speedy)

Communicate

3 years ago

The NBN’s FTTC Speed Results Are In (And They’re Pretty Damn Speedy)

Campbell Simpson

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Here Are All The Suburbs Upgrading To NBN’S FTTC Network

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4 years ago

Here Are All The Suburbs Upgrading To NBN’S FTTC Network

Chris Jager

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Last week, NBN Co began installing Fibre-To-The-Curb (FTTC) broadband internet to various suburbs around Australia. (Originally, most of these homes were slated to receive the inferior Fibre-To-The-Node (FTTN) technology.) In all, more than one million Aussie premises are expected to receive substantial online performance boosts due to this rollout change….

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4 years ago

NBNCo And Nokia Trial 10Gbps Fibre

Anthony Caruana

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Here’s How Much NBN FTTP Installations Cost Compared To FTTN

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4 years ago

Here’s How Much NBN FTTP Installations Cost Compared To FTTN

Chris Jager

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Earlier today, the company behind the National Broadband Network (NBN) presented its half-year results to shed more light on the rollout. In a bid to keep costs down, fibre-to-the-node (FTTN) continues to be the main technology used, despite being demonstrably inferior to FTTP and HFC – both in terms of…

NBN’s Own Study Shows Why It Should Move To FTTdp, Says Internet Australia

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4 years ago

NBN’s Own Study Shows Why It Should Move To FTTdp, Says Internet Australia

Rae Johnston

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Adelaide’s 10Gbps Broadband Network Is Really Happening

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4 years ago

Adelaide’s 10Gbps Broadband Network Is Really Happening

Spandas Lui

Fibre-To-The-Curb NBN Is Coming To Sydney And Melbourne

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4 years ago

Fibre-To-The-Curb NBN Is Coming To Sydney And Melbourne

Spandas Lui

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The company overseeing the National Broadband Network (NBN) rollout has signed a number of deals for the implementation of fibre to around 525,000 premises in Sydney and Melbourne. Most of them will be served by fibre-to-the-curb (FTTC). Here are the details.