I can see that happening, once the let the plant deteriorate a bit longer.Would AT&T ever sell off their full landline network.
Thats the Non Fiber side.
I can see that happening, once the let the plant deteriorate a bit longer.Would AT&T ever sell off their full landline network.
The legacy copper. I can see them pushing everything to VOIP.I can see that happening, once the let the plant deteriorate a bit longer.
Thats the Non Fiber side.
Frontier is almost dead. That opens up another issue. Who buys what Frontier ruined.Its not that essy...frontier mucked up the works
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They are slowly replacing copper failures with fiber...slowly migrating voice switches to voipThe legacy copper. I can see them pushing everything to VOIP.
What about the last mile of copper to the home?They are slowly replacing copper failures with fiber...slowly migrating voice switches to voip
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Its complicated but the bpu could put the pieces back where they came from...cant abandon land linesFrontier is almost dead. That opens up another issue. Who buys what Frontier ruined.
A lot of people already have, and if the future is 5G why keep landlines.Its complicated but the bpu could put the pieces back where they came from...cant abandon land lines
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Depends where..What about the last mile of copper to the home?
911 callcenters..business...lots and lots cant be replacedA lot of people already have, and if the future is 5G why keep landlines.
It seems that the only people who still use a landline are older people and businesses. Everyone else moved to cell phones.Depends where..
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Can't that be converted to fiber backhaul.911 callcenters..business...lots and lots cant be replaced
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Copper landlines are powered by the phone company...no electricty needed...thats why they stoll existIt seems that the only people who still use a landline are older people and businesses. Everyone else moved to cell phones.
Everything has a fiber backhaulCan't that be converted to fiber backhaul.
What is the current number of residential land lines now vs 10 year ago? I wonder how many people cut the cord.Copper landlines are powered by the phone company...no electricty needed...thats why they stoll exist
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Keep in mind, unless they are able to move it entirely to fiber, that landline is on the Copper feeding the U Verse internet still.The legacy copper. I can see them pushing everything to VOIP.
Wat down...landline has reverse 911 trace....cant do that with a cell phone..younger people dont want themWhat is the current number of residential land lines now vs 10 year ago? I wonder how many people cut the cord.
Its fiber on the back haul...after it hits the coKeep in mind, unless they are able to move it entirely to fiber, that landline is on the Copper feeding the U Verse internet still.
I thought e911 does reverse?Wat down...landline has reverse 911 trace....cant do that with a cell phone..younger people dont want them
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However, where ever possible, these have been or are trying to be moved to fiber.911 callcenters..business...lots and lots cant be replaced
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