Full ADSL, upto 8.2 Mbps downstream and 768 Kbps upstream, originally intended for video applications is now targeted for bringing high speed internet access to residential and small business users.This lighter version would enable ADSL to compete against other high bandwidth access options such as cable modems.This paper attempts to examine the driving forces for developing G.Lite, the technical issues that need to be overcome, and the market for G.Lite.
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