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**airedale** · 07-10-2020, 08:52 AM

I am certainly not the demographic. I don,t even what CG-Nat is....or means

**Akane** · 07-10-2020, 08:57 AM

Originally Posted by airedale

I am certainly not the demographic. I don,t even what CG-Nat is....or means

The world is running out of real IP addresses, RSP using some tricks to "share" a single IP among a bunch of connections.
Pros: consume less real world IP addresses, which costs $$$
Cons: Can't run servers and stuff, which 99.9% of the people don't really care about.

**airedale** · 07-10-2020, 01:25 PM

Originally Posted by Akane

The world is running out of real IP addresses, RSP using some tricks to "share" a single IP among a bunch of connections.
Pros: consume less real world IP addresses, which costs $$$
Cons: Can't run servers and stuff, which 99.9% of the people don't really care about.

Thanks Akane, I am right in with that 99.9% after your explanation.

**nevchev** · 07-10-2020, 04:23 PM

Originally Posted by Cash_Lion

NZME sky rocketing jesus, is Sky TV next?

There working on it thats for sure!!!They have some smart people coming up with some compelling ideas.

**Alpha** · 07-10-2020, 04:57 PM

I can see Sky reaching 0.35 mid 2021 if they get things right. Which I believe they will. Most people I speak to are over Netflix, they are not interested in multiple platforms and now that Sky is looking to give more flexibility and jumping into the Broadband market - I will be looking at bundle options. I have never been a Sky account owner and have only recently joined Neon. I have used Skygo previously and am looking at signing up. Whats to say Sky wont also enter Cellphone market? - I am currently waiting on open plan for Broadband and am looking forward to the next few years ahead.

**Zaphod** · 07-10-2020, 06:47 PM

Originally Posted by Alpha

Whats to say Sky wont also enter Cellphone market? .

Perhaps they would consider it in the future.

I do think the market, despite some comments from industry watchdogs, already have enough participants with both physical and virtual network infrastructure, given our small population. The three major players 2DM, VFNZ and Spark each have a number of mobile virtual network operators such as Kogan, Warehouse Mobile, Skinny, etc.

A cellular service may also drag them too far away from their core business into an industry with relatively low margins.