EXPLORING CABLE TELEVISION NETWORK FOR ENHANCED HOME INTERNET ACCESS: AN ALTERNATIVE TO TRADITIONAL NETWORK DEPLOYMENT
Keywords:
Cable Television Network, Home Internet Access, Network DeploymentAbstract
This study investigates the potential of utilizing cable television networks as an innovative alternative to traditional network deployment for enhancing home internet access. With the growing demand for high-speed internet connectivity, the existing infrastructure of cable television networks presents a unique opportunity for extending broadband services. By repurposing and optimizing cable TV infrastructure, this research explores the feasibility, benefits, and challenges of leveraging these networks to provide enhanced home internet access. A combination of technical analysis, cost-effectiveness evaluation, and user satisfaction assessment offers valuable insights for policymakers, network providers, and researchers seeking to bridge the digital divide through innovative solutions.
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