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burble
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Fri 14-Feb-20 14:21:35
Copper switch off starting next year?
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Talking to a OR engineer today, and he has been told they may start removing copper in FTTP areas from next year, does this sound right?
witchunt
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Fri 14-Feb-20 16:44:55
Re: Copper switch off starting next year?
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Maybe in Salisbury
MrSaffron
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Sat 15-Feb-20 10:04:06
Re: Copper switch off starting next year?
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Salisbury is in plans for PSTN switchoff and going to full fibre for it, so real copper switch off
Other trial is Mildenhall which will be a copper fibre hybrid area, with copper still be used for some people but voice being across teh broadband
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