The beginning of a new year is a good time to look back on what has been achieved and what challenges lie ahead
Why the Bandwidth Debate Judders On?
In December I went over to London to do an interview with Telecom TV’s Martyn Warwick on the reality (or not) of the b
A Plea for a Radical Change in European FTTH Policy
European FTTH policy isn’t working. It’s not in any way controversial to say so, and I have done so repeatedly in the
Telecom Italia goes full-blown FTTC
A few years ago, it looked like Italy might be a place where interesting broadband deployment models might emerge. In particular, a
Stockholm’s Stokab: A Blueprint for Ubiquitous Fiber Connectivity?
Stokab has become one of these landmark municipal broadb
Google Fiber: Not So Revolutionary
Yesterday was the big day that Google announced its Kansas City Google Fiber launch. I wasn’t available for the live broadcast, and I
Bouygues Telecom to serve THD92 customers
THD92 is the largest Public-Private Partnership in fiber broadband deployment in Europe,
How disruptive could Google Fiber be?
The excellent Bill St Arnaud posts a very interesting analysis today of the Google Fiber project in Kansas City on his blog under the title Google’s secret strategy with the Kansas City Fiber project. In this post, Bill states
Fiber Nebula
In my spare time I’ve started to work on photos of fiber optic lights again. This morning I published this one which I quite like. Tell me what you think.
If you have an account of 500px, I would
FTTH is (relatively) cheap!
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