According to a report on the telecoms website on July 1, , the French Telecommunications Alliance FFTelecoms (Federation Francaise des Telecoms) stated that the last batch used ATM (asynchronous transfer mode, also called frame relay), which is a packet with a fixed length. , or a switching technology for information elements (, ATM, , which has transmission speeds from 25 Mbits per second to 155 Mbits per second). Enterprise customers on standard networks will have until December 31 to move to an "all-IP" alternative.
Picture from: telecoms website
Previously, the country's major broadband operators agreed on a roadmap for shutting down asynchronous transfer mode networks in 2019. Since then, the vast majority of users have switched to IP services. The ATM standard was first deployed in France in the early 2000s with the DSL access service.
(Compiled by: Shi Tianyang)
