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Carol,
I wonder whether your article indicates that for all practical purposes, at least at this time in the US, the term “EPON” may be a misnomer as well as misleading. While it probably does not matter when you are getting free money from the government, does not active Ethernet in general imply the potential for much greater costs than GPON with all of the additional outside plant expenditures, particularly fiber, and less density of the network elements?
Mark, Telecom Pragmatics