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What was explained to me is, DSL runs copper lines from a central office
to your neighborhood switchbox, wherever that may be, from there, copper
lines to your house.
vDSL runs fiber from the central office to your local switchbox, then
copper lines to your house.
So instead of having to be within 13,000 feet or whatever of the CO, I
only have to be within 10,000 feet of my local switchbox, whatever that
thing in the alley is called. The big square box, not the small
rectangular one behind the house.


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Nathan England

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