June 28, 2006
SingTel to deploy VDSL2 broadband technology
With SingTel preparing to deploy VDSL2 broadband technology, Singapore is all set to receive a high-speed internet access network that will allow 100Mbps over existing copper infrastructure. Based on Ericsson's EDA VDSL2 technology, the network will make possible a triple play service (Video, Voice and Data) over the legacy local loop. The striking feature of this latest VDSL2 standard is that it uses Ethernet that facilitates the service provider to use VLANs as the delivery apparatus across the entire access network.
Via: [VoIP News]
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