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  • TPG signals DSLAM rollout

    Internet Service Provider TPG is poised to unveil plans to roll out its own ADSL broadband infrastructure.

  • New modem doubles last mile SDSL capacity

    A Melbourne-headquartered broadband carrier is offering a modem that doubles the capacity of last mile infrastructure for Synchronous Digital Subscriber Line (SDSL) service without breaking telecommunications regulations.

  • EFTel expands network with Nextep

    Internet service provider Eftel has signed an agreement with NEC-owned Nextep Broadband, giving it sole access to certain equipment in telephone exchanges which will increase its new broadband network by around twice its current size.

  • TPG outlines ADSL2+ rollout

    Internet service provider TPG has outlined plans to install ADSL2+ infrastructure in 250 telephone exchanges nationwide by the end of 2006, with several capital cities expected to receive services from March or April next year.

  • NEC NEXTEP to upgrade to ADSL2+

    NEC Australia's DSL wholesale division has flagged plans to move its network infrastructure to the next-generation ADSL2+ standard.

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