Diffraction Analysis partnered with the Broadband Asia event held in Bangkok on April 24-25th. In the run up to the event, I will be sharing some thoughts about market trends in Asia.
Asia Pacific is a paradox when it comes
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Present and Future of Panasian Telecoms
Diffraction Analysis partnered with the Broadband Asia event held in Bangkok on April 24-25th. In the run up to the event, I will be sharing some thoughts about market trends in Asia.
One of the striking aspects of the Asian
Lag stress: a major disorder of the 21st century?
When it comes to broadband, most people tend to focus on maximum speeds… Download speeds, upload speeds… And I certainly include myself in that comment, as I presented last week at the FTTH Council MENA conference some results of our
Altice and ERDF: a perfect match for rural fiber in France?
Altice has drawn significant attention from the French telecom world since it announced 3 months ago that it would deploy fiber throughout France without public subsidies. The unexpected pledge brought further uncertainty to a national broadband plan struggling to
WiFi Dominates the Mobile Experience
It’s been a good week for interesting reports coming out of regulatory agencies. Earlier this week, ComCom NZ released a report measuring how much of the regulated wholesale price for fixed was passed on to consumers (spoiler alert: in NZ, most
Free va-t-il lancer des offres 10Gbps ?
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Avant de rentrer dans les détails, clarifions une chose : cet article est de la pure spéculation. Nous n’avons aucune fuite au sujet de ce que nous écrivons ici, et nous
Is Free about to launch 10Gb/s offers in France ?
Before we get into this, let me make one thing clear: this article is pure speculation. We have no insider information about this, neither have we talked to anyone inside Free about it. It’s very likely we’re wrong. But
ARCEP investigates efficiency of FTTH mutualisation in dense areas
If you’ve been following the French telecom scene these last few days, you can’t have missed the turmoil that the regulator’s latest announcement led to. For those who missed it, the French telecom regulatory authority -the ARCEP- published on January
Salvaging Google Fiber’s Achievements
In the wake of Google Access CEO Craig Barratt’s “goodbye Access” post on the Google Fiber blog yesterday, there are papers left, right and center predicting the end of Google Fiber. Barratt’s post tries to sound upbeat, but in essence
Edge datacenters will require denser fiber networks
Yesterday I was at the Datacloud Congress in Monaco, where I had the opportunity to chair a session about the latest trends regarding dark fiber in Europe. The event is a must-go in the field of datacenters and cloud computing,