Residential broadband Internet service architecture
T.C. Kwok
Abstract
T.C. Kwok
Abstract
In this talk, I will present an end-to-end broadband Internet service architecture to enable a variety of new services for public network operators. This broadband service architecture provides tremendous new business opportunities for public network operators, such as Web hosting. Business solution providers and MIS outsourcing. The residential broadband service model is based on a PPP over ATM architecture between the home or small business and the destination networks, which can be an ISP for Internet access or a corporate network for telecommuting.
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In this talk, I will present an end-to-end broadband Internet service architecture to enable a variety of new services for public network operators. This broadband service architecture provides tremendous new business opportunities for public network operators, such as Web hosting. Business solution providers and MIS outsourcing. The residential broadband service model is based on a PPP over ATM architecture between the home or small business and the destination networks, which can be an ISP for Internet access or a corporate network for telecommuting.
Key concepts: Broadband networks, The Internet, Broadband, Telecommunications, Internet access, Service provider, Telecommuting, Outsourcing