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<blockquote data-quote="jdmjrmdam" data-source="post: 163280" data-attributes="member: 5790"><p>I suppose the new 'DSLAMs' or whatever they're called must be smaller. I guess an exchange based DSLAM is a modular chassis with multiple line cards and the VDSL device will in effect be equivalent to an individual line card. I think the main motivation BT have for using this technology is the fact that they don't have to touch any physical infrastructure in any premises, so it'll be more cost effective and eventually everyone who has a BT PSTN presentation can get it so they have a huge ready made market to sell to. If they went for an end to end fibre based solution the upfront cost would be massive and would probably jeopardise their business case.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jdmjrmdam, post: 163280, member: 5790"] I suppose the new 'DSLAMs' or whatever they're called must be smaller. I guess an exchange based DSLAM is a modular chassis with multiple line cards and the VDSL device will in effect be equivalent to an individual line card. I think the main motivation BT have for using this technology is the fact that they don't have to touch any physical infrastructure in any premises, so it'll be more cost effective and eventually everyone who has a BT PSTN presentation can get it so they have a huge ready made market to sell to. If they went for an end to end fibre based solution the upfront cost would be massive and would probably jeopardise their business case. [/QUOTE]
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