On 28/07/18 23:09, Jock Green wrote:


"Tim Streater" wrote in message
.. .
In article , John
Rumm wrote:

Because the BT "fibre" he has been sold is not really fibre in the
true sense. They are using Fibre to the Cabinet (FTTC), and then
using VDSL (a DSL varient designed for very high speed and short
range) over copper for the last few hundred metres...

Yes, and what is wrong with that?

Its a lot slower than FTTP can do.

LOL. I think the top for a single monomode is around 100Gbps.

FTTP aint nowhere near that.



The fibre to the cab looks like fibre
and quacks like fibre, so what are you complaining about.




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