VDSL is an acronym for Very-high-bit-rate Digital Subscriber Line, which provides a network faster than ADSL over copper telephony. As most of the Japanese VDSL bandwidth services will not continue, the original provider of VDSL telecom operators will use multi-dwelling units (Multi-Dwelling Units, MDUs) to provide services.And Nokia is currently the very few provide between G.fast devices and Japan-specific VDSL technology interoperability vendors.Nearly in the EneCom network interoperability testing, means that Nokia's solution will ensure that the service provider's network can be smoothly and cost-effectively converted to G.fast provided ultra-high-speed bandwidth.
Nokia's G.fast technology delivers 1Gbit / s using a copper infrastructure that extends to the last few hundred meters of the building. Once G.fast is deployed, operators will be able to turn on various high-frequency consumer Electronic applications, such as the 8K television service, will also be paving the way for the deployment of XG-FAST technology at speeds up to 10 Gbit / s in the future, enabling carriers to continue using VDSL CPE and gradually High-speed bandwidth demand growth, to G.fast CPE to replace.
Sang Xulei, head of fixed line at Nokia Asia Pacific and Japan, said G.fast is an emerging technology that will provide customers with the same speed as fiber optics over short distances thanks to an existing copper infrastructure that will allow Operators have good budget control.We have a long-term relationship with EneCom, and we are confident that G.fast will be able to satisfy users with a very good broadband experience.