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(deleted) Sat 05-Jul-14 18:12:27
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Re: Detailed FTTH Network Building?


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That's news to me that City Fibre have their OWN long distance fibre backbone. Are you sure about that? Never once hace I seen a manhole with City Fibre on it. A lot of these firms that people think have their own network actually just link back into a BT duct.
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(staff) Sat 05-Jul-14 20:08:11
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Re: Detailed FTTH Network Building?


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Well they are building various metro rings

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(deleted) Sun 06-Jul-14 11:49:41
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Re: Detailed FTTH Network Building?


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They are indeed, but it's the links between the towns and cities where BT and Vodafone (ex C&W) come in, and to a smaller degree Virgin Media.

But yes of course if City Fibre are building in a specific city it makes sense for them to build out their own network in that area rather than relying on someone else


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(staff) Sun 06-Jul-14 12:26:14
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Re: Detailed FTTH Network Building?


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And operators like Level 3 too

http://maps.level3.com/default/#.U7kx100nJaQ

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(deleted) Sun 06-Jul-14 12:34:22
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Re: Detailed FTTH Network Building?


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Yes but Level 3 is all about interconnects between data centres and sub-sea cables. So you'll see their network in big city centres and near where the cables come up from the sea.
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