While doing some research on how capacity will grow in fixed line and wireless networks in the future I stumbled over the following thing right in my neighborhood: Future bandwidth increases on the last mile to the subscriber come with an additional cost in comparison with today’s standard ADSL or ADSL2+ deployments because of extra … Continue reading DSL Gets ‘Base Stations’
HSDPA, EVDO, WIMAX, LTE, you name them, they all go advertising these days with "mobile can now do broadband, too". I think this is true to a certain extent, if one keeps in mind that overall capacity that can be delivered by a mobile system in a densely populated area can not match capacity of … Continue reading Broadband Was Yesteray – Wideband’s The Future
I recently visited a friend of mine in Paris who is now working for a N2NSoft, a company with quite an interesting product: Before deploying networks or even before applying for a license, operators need to know how much to spend on the wireless and fixed infrastructure to see if their business model is sound. … Continue reading Simulating 50.000 Mobiles