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Market Research Report
Next-generation access country overview: France
| Published by |
Ovum, Ltd. |
| Published |
July, 2008 |
Product code |
70951 |
| Content info |
11 pages |
| Price |
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Next-generation access country overview: France published by Ovum, Ltd. in July, 2008. This report consists of 11 pages and the price starts from US $ 1400.
Abstract
Unlike many other European countries, France has opted to bypass the cheaper
option of fibre-to-the-cabinet plus VDSL and is going straight to
fibre-to-the-business/home (FTTB/H). It is a strategy that has now been
adopted by all of France' s leading broadband operators, including the cable
operator, Noos. The government has set a target of 10 million homes to be
covered by 2010.
Table of Contents
Technology and network
- French operators bypass FTTCab in favour of FTTB/H
- Legacy network technology and service types
- Proposed FTTx technology and approach
NGN rollout
- France Telecom
- Iliad (Free)
- Neuf Cegetel
- Numericable-Noos
- Legacy products available
- FTTH products available
Wholesale services
Competition
Most broadband still based on FT' s copper network
Regulatory issues
- Access, interconnect requirements under consideration
- Government involvement
Table of figures
- Figure 1. France: total broadband and ADSL subscriptions, 4Q03 - 4Q07
- Figure 2. France Telecom wholesale DSL connections, 2002 - 07
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