Citius, Altius, Fortius. Today, broadband takes on a similar theme.
Cable is the winner for broadband hungry high-speed access junkies.
Nearly 70 million homes in North America are cable-wired, but just 5 million of them have multimedia capabilities. This number will more than triple by 2002, according to Paul Kagan Associates. While cable has the requisite penetration to compete with DSL, it also appears to have the fewest hurdles to reach broadband gold. DSL has both range and bandwidth limitations. ADSL faces similar reach and market issues.