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From: bob zagorin	3/7/2007 9:24:38 AM
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Parks Associates: U.S. Fiber Subscribers To Reach 18 Million By 2011 3/6/2007 Dallas, TX - The number of U.S. households subscribing to FTTx (fiber connections) will increase from three million in 2007 to 18 million by the end of 2011, according to FTTx and BPL: Analysis and Outlook. This new report from Parks Associates finds fiber subscriptions will join DSL and cable as mainstream broadband access methods over the next five years, driven by aggressive deployment plans from the telcos and increased consumer demand for new data, voice, and video services. “While fiber is a small percentage of total U.S. broadband household subscriptions today, it will achieve a faster growth rate than what DSL and cable did after their inception,” said Chris Roden, research analyst at Parks Associates. “Companies like Verizon and AT&T are hoping to match and surpass the broadband offerings from the cable MSOs, and their bold plans to upgrade their existing copper networks will drive fiber growth. Increasing consumer demand for bundled services such as video-on-demand and IPTV will also fuel the increase in fiber subscriptions.” FTTx and BPL: Analysis and Outlook analyzes the market trends and significant events that will impact FTTx and BPL deployments over the next five years. It also addresses the consumer and competitive pressures that will influence these methods, the economics associated with the deployment of these technologies, and the opportunities FTTx and BPL provides for vendors and service providers. For additional information on FTTx and BPL: Analysis and Outlook, visit parksassociates.com or contact 972-490-1113 or sales@parksassociates.com. For more market research data, visit Parks Associates’ Fast Facts site parksassociates.com.

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