What is the new generation approach?
The next generation approach is a term applied to new broadband technologies implemented by British telecommunications. The purpose of technology is to upgrade the existing infrastructure so that higher downloads and recording speeds are possible. The availability of new technology depends on where individuals live in the UK. The deployment and updating of the new infrastructure will continue to take place at least during 2017 and probably outside. For years, the United Kingdom has relied on an older data transmission system via lines basically made of copper. This reduced data transfer speed throughout the country, especially outside the urban area. Furthermore, some broadband internet services consistently overestimated the speed of the service, partly due to lack of technology for speed transport that they are really capable of all the other part of the country. This technology uses information transmitted by glass tubes via light to significantly accelerate the transmission. The light signal deteriorates over time and space,Therefore, the information is not as fast as the speed of light, but is still very fast compared to previous technology. Other factors can also affect the speed of the new generation.
One of the most important factors that affect the final speed is how the optics of the fiber are in the country. British telecommunications use a terminology known as a fiber (FTTP) to describe this part of the upgrade. In this case, optical fiber technology could move from the main line of services to the house or building, THUS does not cause any slowdown at all. FTTP could be available up to 40 percent of the UK customers through the new generation access. If other technologies, such as copper guidance, transmits a signal to a house or building, speeds remain limited by the capabilities of this technology.
New generation Access Initiative has started partly due to low ranking connectedKingdom among nations that are members of the organization for economic cooperation and development. Slightly more than half of the United Kingdom households have a broadband Internet connection. The aim is to increase this number, which could be particularly useful for those who want to stream videos, perform audioconferences, or other applications with high bandwidth.