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Stop and think how your Internet usage has evolved during the last few years. If you're like most people, you will do, and looking forward to more online interaction, such as increasing rich media and

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What Are FTTH Broadband Connections? FTTH broadband connections, refer to fiber optic cable connection for individual residences. Such optical based system can provide large amounts of digital information, telephone, video, data, and so on, more efficiently than traditional copper coaxial cable for about the same price. FTTH premises depend on both active and passive optical networks to function. FTTH network connection is a reality of more than 1 million consumers in the United States, and more than 6 million Japanese and 10 million global to enjoy its benefits, broadband property according to the magazine. Many people think that the FTTH technology standard to predict network connection can solve traffic congestion. ftth-broadband-connections What Are the Advantages to FTTH Broadband Connections? More than 10 million homes worldwide already have fiber to the home broadband connections because the technology holds many advantages over current technologies. A key advantage to FTTHalso called FTTP, for "fiber to the premises" broadbandis that it provides for far faster connection speeds and carrying capacity than twisted pair conductors, DSL or coaxial cable. Experts at the FTTH Council say fiber-to-the-home connections are the only technology with enough bandwidth to handle projected consumer demands during the next decade reliably and cost effectively. The technology is already, affordable, as businesses around the world are demonstrating by getting into the business as they speculate on consumer demand. Fiber has a virtually unlimited bandwidth coupled with a long reach, making it "future safe," or a standard medium that will be in place for a long time to come. However, greatly improving the bandwidth cost and current technology. According to the FTTH Council, cable companies spent about $84 billion to line family ten years ago, but it costs less in today's dollars line those houses with FTTH technology. FTTH will be able to handle even the future Internet

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