Australia - Broadband Power Line - Historic 2003 - 2004
Last updated: 22 Mar 2006 Update History
Report Status: Archived
Report Pages: 7
Analyst: Paul Budde
Synopsis
Power utilities could play a key role in broadband infrastructure competition. However, problems exist in relation to international standards and radio interference. This last issue is being fiercely debated and needs to be resolved before commercial deployment can take place. In June 2004 DCITA published its results on a national feasibility study. This report also analyses and discusses the ACA reports and the views of the Wireless Institute of Australia, as well as the outcomes of the Industry Summits, where business opportunities with the wider telco community are explored.Related Reports
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