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Bernard Dugerdil
Freescale Semiconductor
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Alcatel-Lucent
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Chano Gomez
Marvell Semiconductor
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Dave Burstein
Fast Net News
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Oliver Lamparter
Swisscom
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Jochen Maes
Alcatel-Lucent
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Jose V. Galán
Telnet Redes
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G-fast 2014: Moving Copper into the Gigabit Era
The International Telecommunications Union (ITU-T) has taken the first steps towards standardising G.fast, the next major DSL-based standard which vendors hope will provide a “fibre-like” experience. As an FTTH alternative, operators have chosen to lay out fiber to the distribution point (FTTDp) and reuse existing access media, such as telephone lines and coaxial cables, to provide ultra-high-speed broadband access. Because the last-part transmission was over such a short distance, the operators anticipated they could achieve gigabit speeds using existing access media. G.fast technology has been developped to address this last-part transmission issue.
How to evolve from VDSL2 to G.fast?
What are the deployment feasabilities of hybrid FTTH with G.fast?
What about G.fast spectrum and the impact of crosstalk?
What are the self installation technological issues?
Single power or multi-power?
Responses will be delivered during the G-fast Summit, to be held in Novotel Convention & Wellness Paris Roissy CDG, from 20 to 22 May, 2014.
The agenda: standardisation progress, business case, architectures, power supply issues
A pre-conference workshop, addressed by representants from the ITU-T SG15 will detail the current standardisation process of G.fast.
During the conference, main sessions will cover implementations and business case reports from operators testing or deploying G.fast in field trials. The panel « FTTH/VDSL2/ G.fast: Overlaping or Complementarity ? » will close the first day.
During the second day, specific technological issues will be addressed in detail by G.fast specialists (power supply, crosstalk impact, self installation: constraints and benefits?).
The Scientific committee
Thomas Starr, Broadband Forum, AT&T
Frank Van Der Putten, Rapporteur for the ITU-T SG15 Q4
Hubert Mariotte, xDSL Technology Expert, Orange
Bernard Dugerdil, Standard and Strategy Senior Consultant, Freescale Semiconductor
Rob van den Brink, TNO
Rami Verbin, Sckipio
Dong Wei, Huawei
Rudi Frenzel, Lantiq
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