And also, its approach to time-division multiplexing is more like DOCSIS cable modems, where a schedule determines whose turn it is to transmit.
So it's going to be cheap and high utilization, and the max latency will be under control, but the min latency might not be wonderful.
There are lots of thing, which distinguish it from the good old Coax days with required proper termination of 75 Ohms.
Not requiring termination definitely seems like a good thing. Somehow they're always fiddly.
And also, its approach to time-division multiplexing is more like DOCSIS cable modems, where a schedule determines whose turn it is to transmit.
So it's going to be cheap and high utilization, and the max latency will be under control, but the min latency might not be wonderful.