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#9875 19-Oct-2006 20:01
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Over the last 5 months NZ has seen and learned more about Broadband, who's in it and how it works than any other country I believe.

You know it's reached far and wide when the taxi drivers talk to you abou it Smile

A while ago Telecom let the country know they were trialling ADSL2+, and to expect service later this year. After the events of May that was quietly put back, and the country has dropped it in search of full speed ADSL.

ADSL2+ has been around a while now, and has been commercially deployed in many places. It's not complete voodoo to deploy compared to a few years ago.

So where has this gone? Are Telecom preparing a whacking great upgrade which they will spring on the country, as Telstra did when they announced HSDPA to 98% of where Australians are?

What does the group think?

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#49129 19-Oct-2006 20:27
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It is on the way



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  #49130 19-Oct-2006 20:54
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Sod the copper, gimme some of that fibre!

I'm not that far away from Courtney Place exchange, I'm sure an optical amplifier won't be needed.... Wink


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  #49145 19-Oct-2006 22:27
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Jama: It is on the way

There's some cool stuff on those web pages, thanks Jama.



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  #49230 21-Oct-2006 18:55
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Early this year on Campbell Live, Teresa G - CEO of Telecom, told the country not to worry and that ADSL2+ would be rolled out by June this year.

June has come and gone.

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  #49231 21-Oct-2006 20:09
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simon_nz90: Early this year on Campbell Live, Teresa G - CEO of Telecom, told the country not to worry and that ADSL2+ would be rolled out by June this year.

June has come and gone.


One heck of a lot has happened this year since that interview... I was told at a recent meeting at Telecom that ADSL2+ has been put back by about 12 months as regulation has meant that more emphasis has had to be put on naked DSL

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  #49232 21-Oct-2006 20:10
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...amongst other things of course

 
 
 

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#49233 21-Oct-2006 20:24
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blahbmc:
simon_nz90: Early this year on Campbell Live, Teresa G - CEO of Telecom, told the country not to worry and that ADSL2+ would be rolled out by June this year.

June has come and gone.


One heck of a lot has happened this year since that interview...


I agree. Until things are out on an official announcement, comments are just... comments. I take those as campaign promises. And I don't charge for them.






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  #49234 21-Oct-2006 21:25
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As a small aside, MF - 9000 posts...

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