Telco BETs on taking ADSL to new lengths
By silicon.com
Published: 16 September 2009 12:43 GMT
BT is testing a system of broadband technology, currently used in business-class broadband, which could carry higher-speed broadband further from exchanges than was previously thought possible.
The telco said the Broadband Enabling Technology (BET), currently being trialled in Scotland, can take a 1Mbps connection up to 12km both up and downstream, compared to the standard 5km for ADSL.
For more on BT's testing of the BET system, see ZDNet UK.
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