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Key Principles for Wholesale Access over Next Generation Fixed Networks

The continuing trend of increasing broadband adoption and utilisation is driving the deployment of technologies with greater capabilities based on fibre deployment and widely referred to as Next Generation Access (NGA). Among the wire-line operators (as opposed to cable or mobile operators), the dominant technologies used for NGA will be VDSL2 or Fibre to the Premises (FTTP). FTTP can be via either point-to-point (P2P) fibre or GPON. Both have been deployed in early NGA roll-outs but GPON appears to be dominating, especially among incumbent telecommunications operators.