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 technology, already struggling for corporate dollars, was smacked down yet again last week when the Federal Communications Commission voted to phase out line-sharing over the next three years.

SAN MATEO — DSL has emerged as the primary broadband technology that people will use to drive the next wave of Internet applications. As the chairman of Efficient Networks Inc., Mark Floyd is helping ...

It’s hard to ignore the flood of bad DSL news in recent months — including last week’s revelations that NorthPoint Communications has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and Rhythms ...

Looking for the best home internet? CNET staff break down what it's actually like using fiber, cable, DSL, satellite and 5G connections. Katie oversees coverage for home technology, broadband, heath, ...

A high-bandwidth DSL technology that is backward compatible with operators' current infrastructures has been developed by Texas Instruments. It makes possible the addition of competitive video service ...

Phylogy, a Sunnyvale, Calif. start-up that provides technology to improve DSL lines to better handle video and data transfer, has raised an additional $1.4 million from private investors, according to ...

While less then 10% of the worldwide installed telephone lines are today equipped with DSL technology, shipments continue to expand, and this market segment is bound to grow in coming years. Although ...

Fiber-to-the-home Internet service is the clear favorite of US broadband users, but unfortunately most people in the US have no access to the technology, the American Customer Satisfaction Index said ...

CROSS CITY, Fla., July 11, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Residents in several communities in Florida – including Cross City – now have access to ultra-high-capacity, high-speed broadband technology, thanks to ...

Phone companies have faced a painful decision: pay for fiber, or fall behind the speeds of cable. But new technologies, including phantom wires, may squeeze more life out of DSL.