Here, a provider i use offers variable tarrifs, that allow adjusting download/upload ratio dynamically in web interface (e.g. tarif '250' could be switched between 250/80 Mbps, 150/150 Mbps, or 80/250 Mbps).
Here, a provider i use offers variable tarrifs, that allow adjusting download/upload ratio dynamically in web interface (e.g. tarif '250' could be switched between 250/80 Mbps, 150/150 Mbps, or 80/250 Mbps).
Latest iterations (NG-PON2 and XGS-PON) are 10G symmetrical, and XGS-PON is now cheap enough that GPON doesn't make much sense. AT&T Fiber in the US has been deploying it for the last few years.
Seems like you are right! Although most are asymmetric (2488 / 1244 Mbps). I guess that even for ones with symmetric bitrates, effective upstream transfer rate would be lower than downstream transfer rate due to synchronization / higher inter-frame period needs.
What access technology is being used by that provider that you can change the up/down allocation?