Data Deluge Imminent In Just Two More Decades: 100Gb/s By 2030
March 10 2010 Categorized Under: Misc, Networking Tags; 100Gbps, 100mbps, 10Gbps, Analysys Mason, broadband, fiber, ftth, Ofcom, uk 2 Commented
In a time when 100Mb/s makes people talk about what they will do with all that bandwidth (never mind that some European and Asian Countries already think nothing of it), here’s a report that details the growth of broadband over fiber over the next two decades. Analyst firm Analysys Mason was commissioned by the UK telecom regulator Ofcom to do an in depth study in to the future of Fiber and that has generated a report that suggests this outcome [PDF link]. The results are pretty clear — depending on what kind of a network is being used, end users will be able to access either a maximum of 10Gbps or 100Gbps. In both cases, the gateway of the provider will be 100Gbps. What you get will depend on what the ISP was feeling like when they built their network — long term or short term.
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