Gfast

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Gfast is a broadband standard for delivering ultra-high-speed internet over existing copper telephone lines, primarily used to extend fiber-like speeds to homes and businesses without full fiber deployment.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ITU-T recommendation
broadband access standard
digital subscriber line technology
abbreviationOf Fast Access to Subscriber Terminals
benefit avoids full fiber installation to each premises
reuses existing copper plant
category access network technology
broadband technology
telecommunications standard
comparedTo offers higher bit rates than VDSL2 on short loops
definedIn ITU-T G.9700
ITU-T G.9701
linked to: ITU-T G.9700
deploymentScenario multi-dwelling units
single-family homes
small and medium businesses
designedFor short copper loop lengths
fullName Fast Access to Subscriber Terminals
goal deliver fiber-like speeds over existing copper infrastructure
maximumDownstreamRate approximately 1 Gbit/s over short loops
optimizedForLoopLength below 250 meters
primaryUse fiber-to-the-distribution-point deployments
last-mile broadband access
regionOfDeployment Asia-Pacific
Europe
North America
relatedStandard G.9700
linked to: G.9701

G.9701
requires customer premises equipment modem
distribution point unit near end users
standardizedBy ITU-T Study Group 15
successorTo VDSL2
linked to: xDSL technologies
supports asymmetric data rates
symmetric data rates
supportsService IPTV
VoIP
ultra-high-speed internet access
supportsTopology fiber-to-the-building
fiber-to-the-curb
fiber-to-the-distribution-point
fiber-to-the-node
usesFrequencyBand up to 106 MHz
up to 212 MHz
usesMedium copper telephone lines
usesTechnique discrete multitone modulation
dynamic spectrum management
time-division duplexing
vectoring

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G.fast alsoKnownAs Gfast