OK since BT are rolling out fibre-to-the-cabinet service with a predicted speed of 40Mbps, would this help users such as myself on that's on the end of a relatively long line from the exchange?
"The VDSL2 based fibre-to-the-cabinet service being rolled out by BT gives users up to 40Mbps broadband, and faster speeds should be expected by everyone connected as the technology works by shortening the distance used for the last section of the line that is still deployed using the existing copper cable."
from http://www.thinkbroadband.com/
The exchange I'm connected to is already LLU enabled and I'm using a LLU package with O2 but my speeds are about 3.4Mbps on a good day. How does it get any faster for the end user? Surley it still relies on the length of copper to your house or are they going to fix everyone up with fibre?