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05/02/2020
AT&T Fiber Starts Transition to Next Generation XGS-PON FTTH
AT&T Fiber networks are turning out to be upgraded, with news that XGS-PON powered FTTH is currently available in 40 markets. The next generation FTTH technology offers symmetrical 10 Gbps throughput, improving the 2.48 downstream/1.24 upstream Gbps limitation of by and large passed on GPON.
Key AT&T XGS-PON markets presently incorporate Atlanta, Charlotte, Chicago, Detroit, Los Angeles, Miami, and San Francisco, among various others. An AT&T representative wouldn't attest total homes went with XGS-PON, telling Telecompetitor in a statement that it equates to a "just several thousand locations as we're at the start of our deployment. support ATT wirless customer care
The representative says AT&T is utilizing multiple vender XGS-PON platforms, all of which have been certified by the carrier. AT&T XGS-PON FTTH will support gigabit speeds, and perhaps past.
AT&T has been watching XGS-PON since 2017 or earlier. In 2018, AT&T shared additional XGS-PON plans with Telecompetitor, including an arrangement to utilize software-based networking and network virtualization. A stated objective at that time was to utilize an open control plane that can work with any customer premises equipment with the appropriate open interfaces.
A couple of other bearers have reported XGS-PON migration plans, Including Frontier and Lumos. One notable conveyor has not. Verizon, the largest FTTH provider in the U.S. has a different path, selecting NG-PON2 as their next generation FTTH platform.how to contact AT&T Remote support.
NG-PON2 gives 40 Gbps symmetrical throughput. Verizon says it poise the entirety of their fiber broadband requirements including residential broadband, enterprise, and remote (particularly 5G backhaul), across one comprehensive network. How to Contact Att customer support
AT&T XGS-PON FTTH
It sets up an interesting industry scorecard of sorts, as the two key U.S. FTTH players select different paths for their FTTH future. At least their mid term future. Conventional insight in the fiber broadband industry suggests NG-PON2 is the platform most providers will eventually adopt, with XGS-PON as an interim step to get there.
Verizon is apparently hopping that approach. For what it's worth with respect to conventional information, the AT&T representative tells Telecompetitor, that "AT&T isn't currently getting to utilize NG-PON2 at this point.
AT&T Fiber networks are turning out to be upgraded, with news that XGS-PON powered FTTH is currently available in 40 markets. The next generation FTTH technology offers symmetrical 10 Gbps throughput, improving the 2.48 downstream/1.24 upstream Gbps limitation of by and large passed on GPON.
Key AT&T XGS-PON markets presently incorporate Atlanta, Charlotte, Chicago, Detroit, Los Angeles, Miami, and San Francisco, among various others. An AT&T representative wouldn't attest total homes went with XGS-PON, telling Telecompetitor in a statement that it equates to a "just several thousand locations as we're at the start of our deployment. support ATT wirless customer care
The representative says AT&T is utilizing multiple vender XGS-PON platforms, all of which have been certified by the carrier. AT&T XGS-PON FTTH will support gigabit speeds, and perhaps past.
AT&T has been watching XGS-PON since 2017 or earlier. In 2018, AT&T shared additional XGS-PON plans with Telecompetitor, including an arrangement to utilize software-based networking and network virtualization. A stated objective at that time was to utilize an open control plane that can work with any customer premises equipment with the appropriate open interfaces.
A couple of other bearers have reported XGS-PON migration plans, Including Frontier and Lumos. One notable conveyor has not. Verizon, the largest FTTH provider in the U.S. has a different path, selecting NG-PON2 as their next generation FTTH platform.how to contact AT&T Remote support.
NG-PON2 gives 40 Gbps symmetrical throughput. Verizon says it poise the entirety of their fiber broadband requirements including residential broadband, enterprise, and remote (particularly 5G backhaul), across one comprehensive network. How to Contact Att customer support
AT&T XGS-PON FTTH
It sets up an interesting industry scorecard of sorts, as the two key U.S. FTTH players select different paths for their FTTH future. At least their mid term future. Conventional insight in the fiber broadband industry suggests NG-PON2 is the platform most providers will eventually adopt, with XGS-PON as an interim step to get there.
Verizon is apparently hopping that approach. For what it's worth with respect to conventional information, the AT&T representative tells Telecompetitor, that "AT&T isn't currently getting to utilize NG-PON2 at this point.