January 2002
Delivering DSL
Broadband
By Mike May
Digital subscriber lines, or DSL, take advantage of telephone system infrastructure to give consumers broadband Internet access. But the service's availability is notoriously limited to certain neighborhoods. There may soon be help for the DSL-deprived, however: a new version of the technology nearly doubles its reach.
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