Chicago, Nov. 20, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The global digital Subscriber Line (DSL) chipsets market was valued at USD 1,242 million in 2024 and is expected to reach USD 1,990 million by 2033, growing ...

A new, modem-based technology: with Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) Service, there's no need to purchase an additional line to get high-speed access to the Internet. DSL works with the existing phone ...

The number of consumers logging onto the Internet through DSL quadrupled in the past year, but that incredible growth came to a screeching halt in the first quarter after some providers went belly-up ...

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Covad Communications and Rhythms NetConnections both announced recently that they were discontinuing DSL (digital subscriber line) service in some areas in the United States. The abruptness with which ...

The General Services Administration has increased the speeds and types of Digital Subscriber Line services available to government workers with the late-December award of 10 deals for nationwide DSL ...

An emerging high-speed Internet standard in Europe holds potential for faster download speeds and broader availability for many U.S. businesses--if they're willing to wait a while. Although DSL speeds ...

DSL vendors are using a variety of methods such as bonding several copper lines, creating virtual ones and using advanced noise cancellation to increase broadband over copper to several hundred ...

David Nathans’ righteous anger boiled forth, the wrath of a technologist wronged. “DSL (digital subscriber line) providers, the NorthPoints, the Covads, the Rhythms, they don’t care about the customer ...

Soaring subscriber growth in India led a 38 percent global rise in DSL (digital subscriber line) use in the 12 months ended June 30, according to an industry group. While India had the fastest growth, ...

Local phone companies advertising steep discounts for high-speed Internet access are beginning to assess new "regulatory" fees that would effectively increase monthly costs by 10 percent or more for ...

WASHINGTON – A consumer group and an IT trade group are asking the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to reconsider an anticipated move toward deregulating DSL (digital subscriber line) ...