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Coil
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  #2172790 4-Feb-2019 15:22
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Examples of customers who may benefit from 10GPON include:

 

  • Campuses or businesses with large numbers of users
  • SMEs or home businesses involved in creating and uploading high quality video or graphics content
  • Multi-site customers with need to exchange large quantities of data between sites
  • High end gamers or early adopters.

Surprised that category of people is actually recognized by Chorus finally. 




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  #2172791 4-Feb-2019 15:22
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I tried my luck getting in on the trial. Unsuccessful unfortunately. (To be fair, I also don't meet the criteria. Fibre runs past my house, but I can't access it until December, or pay $25k)


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  #2172792 4-Feb-2019 15:23
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Coil:

 

Examples of customers who may benefit from 10GPON include:

 

  • High end gamers or early adopters.

Surprised that category of people is actually recognized by Chorus finally. 

 

 

I'm surprised they even bothered mentioning gamers considering most AAA online titles use well less than 10mbps.





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  #2172809 4-Feb-2019 15:28
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Andib:

 

Coil:

 

Examples of customers who may benefit from 10GPON include:

 

  • High end gamers or early adopters.

Surprised that category of people is actually recognized by Chorus finally. 

 

 

I'm surprised they even bothered mentioning gamers considering most AAA online titles use well less than 10mbps.

 

 

Yeah, I agree there.
I suppose the amount of junk games they are throwing out the door with 200GB of updates a week it could be justified in some sense. Even then 10G would keep a small city afloat... 


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  #2172819 4-Feb-2019 15:40
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can understand them upgrading the road side cabinets to 10gigbit or greater  and leaving the customers on 1gb/sec as that way all user in cabinet will get what paying for were presently the port in cabinet have 2.5gb/sec max though restriction  hense get 3 more  user on any  port wanting gigabit plans and none will ever achieve it due that restriction.






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  #2172823 4-Feb-2019 15:44
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gorringS:

 

can understand them upgrading the road side cabinets to 10gigbit or greater  and leaving the customers on 1gb/sec as that way all user in cabinet will get what paying for were presently the port in cabinet have 2.5gb/sec max though restriction  hense get 3 more  user on any  port wanting gigabit plans and none will ever achieve it due that restriction.

 

 

You forgot this part:

 

*Only if they all simultaneously load up their lines 100% then they will see a contended bandwidth resource. Otherwise they will get max line speed when the perfect conditions are met (like never apart from your own ISP's speed test server, you guys literally pay to have bragging rights)

@BMarquis Please humor @hio77 and I in advising the average Gig users bandwidth usage at any given time and their months data?


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  #2172829 4-Feb-2019 15:50
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Coil:

 

Examples of customers who may benefit from 10GPON include:

 

  • Campuses or businesses with large numbers of users
  • SMEs or home businesses involved in creating and uploading high quality video or graphics content
  • Multi-site customers with need to exchange large quantities of data between sites
  • High end gamers or early adopters.

Surprised that category of people is actually recognized by Chorus finally. 

 

 

Missed one

 

  •  Those who want to rub more salt in Australia's NBN wounds

 





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  #2172831 4-Feb-2019 15:53
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coffeebaron:

 

Missed one

 

  •  Those who want to rub more salt in Australia's NBN wounds

 

 

 

That's the most important usecase ;)





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  #2172835 4-Feb-2019 15:55
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Coil:

 

@BMarquis Please humor @hio77 and I in advising the average Gig users bandwidth usage at any given time and their months data?

 

 

 

 

Sorry guys, I'm not going to release info that isn't mine to release. I'm just a network engineer and don't have that data myself anyway.

 

but - https://vimeo.com/280306454

 

The want for bandwidth is only going to continue - that includes at a per-user level - people want more GigaBytes than ever before.

 

 

 

I'll try remember to get some 10GPON ONT photos for ya'll.


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  #2172858 4-Feb-2019 16:23
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10gbit seems like a bit of an excessive jump

 

What about 1gbps/1gbps or 2/2 etc?


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  #2172859 4-Feb-2019 16:25
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Those will probably become available after the trial.

 
 
 
 

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  #2173140 4-Feb-2019 23:44
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You guys know there's been a 10Gbps (home) trial quietly running at the northern end of the country since mid-last-year right? (not chorus)


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