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To: techreports who wrote (47094)	9/25/2001 7:30:13 AM
From: JAPG	Respond to of 54805

It's called DSL and Cable for consumers and T1 & T3 for corporations. T3 offers 45 megs per second. I don't really call that a bottleneck..DSL can get over 30 megs per second DSL cannot be installed if you are more than about 17000 feet from the local phone exchange. Two-way cable is not widely available in most areas. T1 & T3 are too expensive for small business, which comprise the bulk of the workforce in any country. I haven´t seen DSL at 30 megs per second, but I ´ll take your word for it. I find these issues as bottlenecks (limitations), but as I said all IMHO. The point of my argument was that JDSU would benefit mostly when current limitations (as I see them) are solved. It was not a question of if but when. Take care JAPG