More competitive markets could be at FTTH disadvantage, conference hears
News | November 8, 2016
TORONTO — Trying to build fibre-to-the-home (FTTH) in very competitive markets makes little economic sense for Internet service providers (ISPs), meaning markets with more competition could actually be slower to get the newer technology, a conference heard Tuesday.
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