Communications
Broadband in America: Achieving 100 Mbps to 100 Million and Beyond
As the Federal Communications Commission readies its National Broadband Plan to go before Congress mid-March, many approaches to delivering next-generation broadband services are being discussed. One of the most effective and rapidly deployable approaches continues to be the fiber-to-the-node architecture that employs traditional copper telephone lines – combined with advanced broadband DSL technology – as the last mile connection for consumers.
To learn more, download the white paper: Broadband 2.0: How Technology and Economics Make Copper Ideal for the Next Wave of Advanced Services or contact Ikanos for a copy of the white paper.