[AusNOG] Mixing tech stuff

[Jake Anderson]

Perhaps rather than FTTx the govt should have rolled out TTP
Tunnel to the Premises.

Put in a nice big dedicated service duct to everyone’s house.
Run everything through it power/water/sewer/data.
(I did say big right?)
Fibre on demand would be pretty easy then, it might even be feasible to 
have multiple competing providers in a region, and the govt could 
collect lease money from the service providers.

On 19/06/14 10:44, Andrew Ehrhardt wrote:
> The idea of running fibre when conducting other works was tried by Western Power for a while. I believe it was part of the move to underground power distribution in older areas.
>
> http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/archive/1159
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> I don't know why the pilot project flopped. Maybe it's too much like common sense for governments to deal with.
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> AE
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> -----Original Message-----
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> Hi
>
> So I was reading something that I think it rather a good idea and that got me to thinking why it wouldn't happen in Australia ..
>
> http://www.smh.com.au/comment/on-the-hot-road-to-cooler-highways-20140618-zsd94.html
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> But it also got me thinking why you couldn't mix this with say a NBN roll out. If you are redoing major roads couldn't you also install fibre... Share the cost of a Fibre NBN roll out. Seems like a win win win...
>
> I still dream about a NBN fttp ...
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