What’s Missing from Comcast Symmetrical Multi-Gigabit Live Connection Announcement
Comcast said that it successfully completed a trial of 10G and full duplex DOCSIS 4.0 technology delivering symmetrical multi-gigabit speeds on a live connection. The company said it will continue to trial the technology “over the next several months in preparation for offering 10G-enabled services to customers in the second half of 2023.” The cable industry uses the term “10G” for a range of technology advances aimed at enhancing internet connectivity. Full duplex DOCSIS 4.0 is one of those advances. A key goal of the 10G initiative is to provide symmetrical multi-gigabit services that have not been possible with traditional asymmetrical cable infrastructure. But while Cablelabs 10G standards call for 10 Gbps speeds downstream, developers have not yet found a way to deliver 10 Gbps speeds symmetrically and the cable industry still seems to be in the process of determining just what its maximum symmetrical speeds will be.
What’s Missing from Comcast Symmetrical Multi-Gigabit Live Connection Announcement