Fibre and wireless to overtake copper and wireline by 2015, new study projects
News | 04/09/2002 4:00 am EDT
The telephone grid of the future will be a network of packet switches and fibre optics, replacing circuit switches and copper, according to a new study. Broadband will be used primarily for data and video as consumers rely on wireless for voice communications.
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