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NBN Co to stop taking new HFC orders for ‘several months’ – iTnews
Due to challenges sourcing chips for NTDs.
NBN Co will stop taking new orders for hybrid fibre coaxial (HFC) services from tomorrow due to a global shortage of chips used in the network termination devices that are installed at customers’ premises.
The network builder said that the pause on HFC sales is expected to last “several months”, though it still had an existing supply to lean on for vulnerable customers or as replacements if faults arise. The pause was first reported by CommsDay.
“We apologise to new customers that may be affected…
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