SDSL
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What is SDSL?
SDSL (Symmetric Digital Subscriber Line) is a type of DSL technology that provides equal bandwidth for both upstream and downstream data transmission. It's commonly used for business applications requiring high-speed, symmetrical data transfer, such as video conferencing, file sharing, and hosting servers. SDSL uses a single copper wire pair for data transmission, making it different from other DSL technologies that may use multiple pairs.
What other technologies are related to SDSL?
SDSL Competitor Technologies
ADSL
ADSL is a direct competitor to SDSL as both are DSL technologies offering internet access over copper telephone lines. ADSL is asymmetric (different upload/download speeds) whereas SDSL is symmetric.
Fibre
Fibre optic connections are a competitor to SDSL, offering significantly higher bandwidth and performance for data transmission, although using a different infrastructure.
SDSL Complementary Technologies
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Which job functions commonly mention SDSL?
Network Administrator
5 Network Administrator jobs mention SDSL
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Communications
11 Communications jobs mention SDSL
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IT Support
11 IT Support jobs mention SDSL
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Information Technology
20 Information Technology jobs mention SDSL
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Engineer
62 Engineer jobs mention SDSL
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