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802.3ah
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802.3ah
An IEEE standard in development for Ethernet in the First Mile (EFM). It is designed to extend Ethernet from the carrier to the customer over copper or fiber lines. EFMC (EFM over Copper) is expected to be based on SHDSL, and EFMF (EFM over Fiber) is expected to be based on EPON (Ethernet PON). The EFM group decided to call the "last mile" the "first mile." Of course!


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a provider of next generation broadband access solutions, recently enhanced one of the industry's broadest Ethernet in the First Mile (EFM) product lines by unveiling three new gigabit class intelligent EFM access switches.
3ah Ethernet in the First Mile (EFM) standard, Actelis' new MetaLIGHT platforms can provide up to 40 Mbps of Ethernet services to customers and/or locations deprived of fiber.
Walnut will also utilize the Total Access 5000's eSHDSL capabilities to provide high-bandwidth services to local businesses using Ethernet in the First Mile (EFM) for Ethernet service delivery.
 
 
 
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