SDSL

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SDSL (Symmetric Digital Subscriber Line) is a type of DSL broadband technology that provides equal upstream and downstream data rates over traditional copper telephone lines, often used for business and professional internet services.

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SDSL canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Broadband access technology ⓘ
Digital subscriber line technology ⓘ
abbreviationOf Symmetric Digital Subscriber Line ⓘ
linked to: xDSL technologies
belongsToDomain computer networking ⓘ
telecommunications ⓘ
competesWith cable internet ⓘ
fiber broadband ⓘ
dataRateCharacteristic upstream data rate equals downstream data rate ⓘ
differentFrom ADSL ⓘ
linked to: xDSL technologies

HDSL ⓘ
SDSL.bis ⓘ
VDSL ⓘ
linked to: xDSL technologies
fullName Symmetric Digital Subscriber Line ⓘ
linked to: xDSL technologies
hasAdvantage cost-effective alternative to leased lines ⓘ
higher upstream bandwidth than ADSL ⓘ
hasLimitation distance-sensitive performance ⓘ
requires dedicated copper pair in many deployments ⓘ
shorter reach than ADSL ⓘ
hasProperty equal upstream and downstream speeds ⓘ
symmetric data rates ⓘ
introducedInDecade 1990s ⓘ
layer physical layer technology ⓘ
operatesOn single copper pair ⓘ
partOf xDSL family ⓘ
linked to: xDSL technologies
relatedTo G.SHDSL ⓘ
HDSL ⓘ
requires DSL modem ⓘ
DSLAM at provider side ⓘ
standardizedBy ETSI ⓘ
ITU-T ⓘ
supports VPN connectivity ⓘ
VoIP services ⓘ
data transmission ⓘ
internet access ⓘ
video conferencing ⓘ
typicalUse business internet access ⓘ
leased-line replacement ⓘ
professional internet services ⓘ
usedFor business email servers ⓘ
file serving ⓘ
remote backup ⓘ
web hosting ⓘ
usedIn branch office connectivity ⓘ
small and medium-sized enterprises ⓘ
usesMedium copper telephone lines ⓘ
twisted-pair copper ⓘ

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RADSL → relatedTo → SDSL ⓘ