September 9, 200520 yr I quote from an article in The Nation on 10 SEP 2005. QUOTE People in Thailand may soon enjoy faster broadband if a Thai-Australian venture to provide a service through the Provincial Electricity Authority’s power lines proves successful. … The next stage could also involve the lease of fibre-optic lines from the Metropolitan Electricity Authority to provide the service to Bangkok and its environs. UNQUOTE Source: The Nation This is the first time I hear about electricity being delivered through fibre-optic cables. The single biggest problem in communication is the illusion that it has taken place
September 9, 200520 yr I quote from an article in The Nation on 10 SEP 2005.QUOTE People in Thailand may soon enjoy faster broadband if a Thai-Australian venture to provide a service through the Provincial Electricity Authority’s power lines proves successful. … The next stage could also involve the lease of fibre-optic lines from the Metropolitan Electricity Authority to provide the service to Bangkok and its environs. UNQUOTE Source: The Nation This is the first time I hear about electricity being delivered through fibre-optic cables. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I think they are going to run FTTH (fiber to the home) by hanging new fiber above ground on exisitng poles co-existing with the legacy copper and power, rather than trying to bury it underground? This is what Verizon (FiOS) has done in my old neighborhood in the U.S.
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