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RSS play adslDevil's Advocate: "If I ruled the world..."
Comment Domestic ADSL is based on 50 users contending for bandwidth but existing services are well below the design limit. First of all, what sort of budget do we have to play with? What would you do? Martin... [02 Apr 2002]
Let the broadband meltdown commence
Comment ADSL is essentially a finite capacity service so the more users it has at one moment the less bandwidth each user gets to play with. Their experience of ADSL has been somewhat heavenly.... [14 Mar 2002]
Cable players respond to BT ADSL move
News Broadband cable providers NTL and Telewest have responded to BT's wholesale broadband cuts which should make ADSL services from BTopenworld and dozens of other ISPs cheaper. ADSL theoretically provides... [26 Feb 2002]
Oftel happy with BT's DIY ADSL
News The DIY gadget costs £50 rather than the £150 charged when a BT engineer is required to install a DSL line and the ADSL service will cost £25 per month, a saving of £5. Oftel has given the big thumbs up to BT's... [26 Oct 2001]
Windows XP: Five reasons to be cheerful
Comment Only at work can users fully enjoy streamed content, until ADSL matures. Add that to the Universal Plug and Play feature in XP that supposedly enables auto-discovery and configuration of anything... [24 Oct 2001]
France Telecom lags behind with latest ADSL offering
News With light ADSL you do not need a special line installed - it's like plug and play - you use a regular modem and pay less. Under its current ADSL offer, users pay over £30 a month for... [27 Nov 2000]
Morning Edition 28.09.00
News The Times reports that BT's high-speed internet offering will bypass 40 per cent of the UK's population and create a technology gulf between the bright new future of ADSL and the slower, soon to be outdated technologies... [28 Sep 2000]
The Bloor Perspective: Alcatel's IP push, IR35's effect on corporate finances, and the demise of Mondex
Comment Its greatest strength lies in the breadth of the products and services it offers: for example, in 1999 it carried 35 per cent of the worldwide ADSL market - a share that increases to 52 per cent in North America. [27 Feb 2000]
Is the game up for ISDN?
Comment There are many flavours of DSL technology, but three stand out: ADSL (Asymmetric DSL), DSL Lite and HDSL (High bit-rate DSL). Of these, ADSL is currently the front-runner, being aimed at small and... [10 Nov 1998]
