Interesting development by Verizon.
If Verizon chooses NG-PON2 as their standard of choice then that could spell real problems for real-world adoption of XGS-PON.
Wednesday, March 23, 2016
Monday, March 14, 2016
Do You See a trend?
Cord Cutting more than doubled in 2015. Here's the year by year tally on reported video subscribers cutting the cord:
2015 - 385,000 subscribers
2014 - 150,000 subscribers
2013 - 100,000 subscribers
Do you see a trend?
2015 - 385,000 subscribers
2014 - 150,000 subscribers
2013 - 100,000 subscribers
Do you see a trend?
Friday, March 11, 2016
Cable Bills Explained
The Consumerist has done a very good job breaking down various cable bills from the major providers. Here's their latest - breaking down the Charter cable bill.
Earlier they also broke down the bills from the other major cable companies;
- Comcast
- Time Warner
- DirecTV
Earlier they also broke down the bills from the other major cable companies;
- Comcast
- Time Warner
- DirecTV
Tuesday, February 16, 2016
Monday, February 15, 2016
Speeds and Feeds
Researchers achieve fastest ever data transfer at a speed of 1.125 Tbps. Wow!
Couple of things - the article shows fiber even though the data ran directly from the transmitter to the receiver. Fiber will be added in between at a later date. For an example of how fast 1.125 Tbps is the article stated that speed would allow the transfer of the entire HD collection of Game of Thrones in one second. Another real world example of how this speed may come in handy - consider that the fans in the stands at the recent Super Bowl in San Francisco used 91 Terabytes of data on their mobile devices just taking pictures and videos of the spectacle. Data transfer speeds of this magnitude are going to be needed in the near future.
Couple of things - the article shows fiber even though the data ran directly from the transmitter to the receiver. Fiber will be added in between at a later date. For an example of how fast 1.125 Tbps is the article stated that speed would allow the transfer of the entire HD collection of Game of Thrones in one second. Another real world example of how this speed may come in handy - consider that the fans in the stands at the recent Super Bowl in San Francisco used 91 Terabytes of data on their mobile devices just taking pictures and videos of the spectacle. Data transfer speeds of this magnitude are going to be needed in the near future.
Saturday, February 13, 2016
Can Broadband Really Save a Home $10,000 a Year?
Interesting position that having access to high speed broadband can save an average household more than $10,000 a year.
It was based on the household paying $120 / month for broadband and did not take into account the increase in the value of the home that having broadband creates.
Interesting.
It was based on the household paying $120 / month for broadband and did not take into account the increase in the value of the home that having broadband creates.
Interesting.
Monday, December 28, 2015
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