Very high rate Digital Subscriber Line Broadband

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Very high rate Digital Subscriber Line Broadband allows broadband data services to be carried a hybrid optic fibre/copper pair telephone cable system. VDSL is able to provide much higher data rates than other forms of DSL because it uses a combination of optic fibre and DSL technology, sometimes refered to as "fibre to the kerb". A VDSL broadband system may be symmetric or asymmetric&mdsash;it may provide the same speed on uplink and downlink or it may provide a higher speed on one.

Other topics in our resources on Broadband Internet related to Very high rate Digital Subscriber Line Broadband include: 

VDSL (Very high rate Digital Subscriber Line) VDSL router (Very high rate Digital Subscriber Line Router) VDSL modem (Very high rate Digital Subscriber Line Modem)

VDSL speed (Very high rate Digital Subscriber Line Speed) VDSL switch (Very high rate Digital Subscriber Line Switch)

VDSL splitter (Very high rate Digital Subscriber Line Splitter) wireless VDSL access (Wireless Very high rate Digital Subscriber Line Switch Access)

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