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In a new report from Heavy Reading, Beyond High-Speed Internet (HSI): Re-inventing the BRAS, Rick Thompson, Heavy Reading articulates the key infrastructure requirements for new IPTV applications, and how the network is shifting from a centralized model -- purpose built for HSI services -- to a distributed model optimized for full triple play service delivery.
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| Date: | Feb 2006 |
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