Which statement about FTTH feasibility is correct according to the material?

• A. FTTH is widely deployed
• B. FTTH is not feasible
• C. FTTH is not relevant
• D. FTTH has no implementation

Answer: (B)

Feasibility of FTTH focuses on whether rolling fiber-to-the-home out to end users makes economic and practical sense in the given context. The material indicates that FTTH is not feasible, meaning the economic and logistical barriers are high enough that widespread deployment isn’t practical in the scenarios described. This can stem from factors like high capital costs for fiber construction and equipment, uncertain or slow return on investment, regulatory and right-of-way challenges, and competitive alternatives such as upgrading existing networks or using wireless tech. It’s important to note that saying it’s not feasible in this context doesn’t rule out FTTH in every situation, just that the conditions described don’t support a viable deployment. The other statements would imply broad deployment, no relevance, or no implementation at all, which don’t align with the material’s assessment of feasibility.