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原帖由 周星星1832 于 2012-2-28 12:20 发表
电信企业Telstra此前已经向澳洲竞争与消费者委员会（ACCC）递交了结构拆分任务书，这是它和全国宽带网络公司（NBNCo）签订协议的最终障碍，就在周二，ACCC终于批准该任务书。
根据协议，Telstra将在未来10年内 ...
不太明白NBN是要基于目前的 电话线 网络吗？
还是要重新铺设专用网络
搜索...
http://www.telstra.com.au/abouttelstra/commitments/national-broadband-network/?red=nbn/
What is the National Broadband Network (NBN)?
The NBN is a Federal Government initiative to ensure all Australians can choose high-speed broadband. A network of fibre to the premises services will be rolled out on a region-by-region basis, to 93 per cent of Australia’s premises. This network will be built and maintained by NBN Co, a Government Business Enterprise.
Where NBN Co doesn’t roll out fibre to the premises (seven per cent of premises), fixed wireless and satellite technologies will be used to deliver high-speed broadband services.
The NBN is a long-term project that’s planned to be completed around 2021. Construction is in the early stages and services are limited to a small number of sites around the country.
Find out more about the Telstra on NBN consumer plans
Telstra's involvement
On 23 June 2011, Telstra reached agreements with NBN Co and the Australian Government to participate in the roll-out of the NBN. The agreements are dependent on various pre-conditions including approvals from the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) and a majority of Telstra shareholders.
At our October 2011 Annual General Meeting, 99% of Telstra shareholders who voted strongly supported the Board’s recommendation to participate in the roll-out of the NBN. This vote was an important step in the process we commenced more than two years ago. There’s one further step before we can participate in the NBN roll-out – and that’s the ACCC’s approval of our Structural Separation Undertaking and Migration Plan.
If the agreements are implemented, NBN Co has agreed to use, and pay for, access to parts of Telstra’s infrastructure as it rolls out the NBN. We’ve agreed to progressively stop providing fixed line services, including phone and broadband services over our copper and HFC cable networks, and migrate services onto the NBN as it’s rolled out. We’ll continue providing Pay TV services on our HFC cable network.
Customer relationships and contracts will stay with Telstra and we’re committed to providing our customers with superior value through our market-leading products.
Detailed information on the Definitive Agreements can be found on Telstra's Investor Relations website.
Telstra’s interim agreement with NBN Co
Telstra has signed an interim Wholesale Broadband Agreement (WBA) with NBN Co that will expire on 30 November 2012. This interim agreement is another important step in the process towards preparing to offer Telstra services over the National Broadband Network (NBN).
Get involved and talk to us
As we get more NBN news to share, we’ll update telstra.com.au with all the latest information, so check back regularly. In the meantime, if you live in or run a business in one of the initial roll-out areas, please contact one of our fibre connection specialists on 1800 TFIBRE (1800 834 273) from 8am — 8pm Monday to Friday and 9am - 5pm on Saturdays (AEST). If you contact us outside these hours, we’ll be happy to take your details and arrange for a call back the following day.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the NBN?
The National Broadband Network is a Federal Government initiative to provide all Australians with the ability to choose high-speed broadband. The aim of the NBN is to make a ‘Fibre To The Premises’ (FTTP) broadband connection available to 93 per cent of Australia's premises. The remaining 7 per cent of premises will be provided with access to high speed broadband via either fixed wireless or satellite technologies. It is currently anticipated the network will be completed in 2021
What is 'fibre to the premises' (FTTP)?
Fibre to the premises is a communications network technology that involves connecting homes and businesses with an optical fibre cable which can be used to provide a range of high-speed broadband services and phone services.
How can I take up services provided over the NBN?
The NBN is a wholesale network and NBN Co is a wholesale network provider. This means that telecommunications companies who have signed an agreement with NBN Co (called Retail Service Providers - RSPs) will buy services from NBN Co and use them to provide services for sale to consumer and business customers. Therefore, all of your service needs will be delivered through us or another RSP, just like today.
How will I know when my home is being connected to the NBN?
If you're with Telstra for your home phone or internet - we’ll contact you.
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