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5g stands for 5th generation and the spectrum works on for Internet services.
Is he or you getting confused
The difference is instead of aged old copper that has limited speeds before dropping off, we are now installing fibre optic. The speeds that can be achieved are endless as it's glass and light and light travels at very very high speeds.
6g if it was ever to materialise will still work off the fibre, however the kit on the end will change to give higher bandwidth.
Remember the difference between 4g and 5g is the distance it has to travel to give you a higher speed. The mast by my house if I stand within 100 metres my speeds are 5g about 100 Meg, however at home 400 yards away is more like 4g 40 odd Meg.
To be quite Frank I think youre talking the the tin foil hat crew.
Openreach cannot split or offloaded at this time due to the pension deficit. Its a question of who own or pays which percentages to clear out or contribute. It's a very sticky question as no one put a figure on how much belongs to whom.
With regards to building leases due to run out soon, the buildings will no longer be required. With the moving to fibre and longer lengths being run from main building without signal loss and repeaters powered by street power and built into an under ground chamber, they become surplus to requirement.
Pension deficit-you can't just get rid of a large number of employees to suit the books, who will maintain the networks, we are struggling as it is with the last 3 days of storms. And you need a workforce to pay into the. Pension pot to get money out of it. With the newer contracts they really won't be on good pensions say as a guy would would have retired now.
Coupled with bt now do jot have an agreement to provide 52v dial tone if there was a power cut, no more heavy duty generators and exchange batteries to maintain will soon add up to a nice tidy amount of savings
But as always good luck all
Sky need 10 Meg to stream normal TV, 15 for HD. Your laptops usually have 100meg wireless cards. Your games console uses about 15 for a good connection constantly.
Gigabit circuits are now installed on fttp to the home 990 Meg at your disposal. However unless you are a 100 employee business that's data hungry you will never in your life time use that amount in a residential house in one go.
With regards to competition bt don't really have one that's ready to dig up the whole UK and put their cables down due to cost. It's always ever going to be leased in some way shape or form. That's constant revenue for bt.
Do do they have a failing business model, I think not. However there is at this moment a high expenditure to get the fibre in. Couple of years the benefits will be reaped from the seed currently being invested for years to come
Yes. As a telco engineer I contra t out to 600 different providers. 5 major and the rest all resellers
4 million shares after hours showing for 47million odd quid at 1752. Any ideas whose getting involved?
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/markets/article-8583873/STOCK-WATCH-shadowy-billionaire-set-ring-changes-Openreach.html
Its in the daily fail toooo
Tbf share save is a no brainer. Goes down you get original lump sum back. Goes up, you reap the benefits.
Direct share is market rate before tax so unless you buy in lump sum then all your share are at different prices and liable to get back less then you pay In.
Unfortunately I max Ed out 1st April in both. Couldn't invest more then 100 in this years share save as already in other plans over 5 years
Toff
With parts of the UK having been locked down again. Leicester Oldham blackburn, and with the amount of stimulus packages handed out, not to mention very little or no long haul and short haul again being cancelled into Europe, I think we've hit that recession.
Shell from 24 to 9.50 then went up to 14 and now back under 11
Bt as you can see is going or has gone south but its not all corona related. Accounting scandal, ever growing pension fluctuation, fttp roll out, payout for bad management, strip out, bt sport events revenue cancellation all adding up.
Its definitely under valued and the market makers are not letting up. Followed by exaggerated bad press doesn't make good reading for investers.
Its definitely a buyers market across the board on any shares with any company. The million dollar question is when is the right time to buy.