In case you missed it, here's an opinion piece I posted on the Diffraction Analysis blog last week, about the relative cost of FTTH and why it's (in my opinion) generally not apprehended in the right way. It's called FTTH
Opinion: FTTH is (relatively) cheap
The debate around next-generation access in general and Fiber to the Home in particular is dominated by one single overbearing concept: deploying a new fiber infrastructure is prohibitively expensive. We all have this cost figure of around $1000 per home
Return of the Hog Conundrum
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This morning, Ars Technica publishes a really interesting article on the cost structure underlying wireline broadband service and its sensitivity to data usage entitled Should broadband data hogs pay more? ISP economics say "no".This article looks