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Bonded ADSL2+: New Standards for Multi-Line Services

Overview Loop bonding technology provides the telecom industry with a revolutionary technique for combining multiple ADSL2+ connections together into a single, aggregated connection, even if they have different capacities. T1E1.4, which develops The ultra-high data rates support advanced, bandwidth-hungry services such as broadcast video and video on demand - in addition to high-speed data and derived voice - for customers otherwise out of reach because of their distance from the central office or DLC (digital loop carrier). Even multiple streams of high-definition television can be supported using Bonded ADSL2+.

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Publisher	Aware	File Format	PDF
Date Published	June 2004	Downloads	792
Format	White Papers
Topics	DSL, ATM

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