https://lafibre.info/orange-debit/ftth-orange-avec-un-debit-minimum/

Et n'indique plus le débit minimum souscrit en fibre à part celui de l'xDSL à 512kbits.

Si cela à changé dans la FIS au temps pour moi, parcontre si dans les faits cela s’avère comme avant on a tout les deux raisons 

Ton article infirme ton propos. Sympa.
Je t'invite à le corriger.

The first-release Long Term Evolution (LTE) standard was commercially deployed in Oslo, Norway, and Stockholm, Sweden in 2009, and has since been deployed throughout most parts of the world. It has, however, been debated whether first-release versions should be considered 4G LTE, as discussed in the technical understanding section below.

3GPP standard development timeline
In 2004, NTT Docomo of Japan proposes LTE as the international standard.[23]
In September 2006, Siemens Networks (today Nokia Networks) showed in collaboration with Nomor Research the first live emulation of an LTE network to the media and investors. As live applications two users streaming an HDTV video in the downlink and playing an interactive game in the uplink have been demonstrated.[24]
In February 2007, Ericsson demonstrated for the first time in the world LTE with bit rates up to 144 Mbit/s[25]
In September 2007, NTT Docomo demonstrated LTE data rates of 200 Mbit/s with power level below 100 mW during the test.[26]
In November 2007, Infineon presented the world’s first RF transceiver named SMARTi LTE supporting LTE functionality in a single-chip RF silicon processed in CMOS[27][28]
In early 2008, LTE test equipment began shipping from several vendors and, at the Mobile World Congress 2008 in Barcelona, Ericsson demonstrated the world’s first end-to-end mobile call enabled by LTE on a small handheld device.[29] Motorola demonstrated an LTE RAN standard compliant eNodeB and LTE chipset at the same event.
At the February 2008 Mobile World Congress:
Motorola demonstrated how LTE can accelerate the delivery of personal media experience with HD video demo streaming, HD video blogging, Online gaming and VoIP over LTE running a RAN standard compliant LTE network & LTE chipset.[30]
Ericsson EMP (now ST-Ericsson) demonstrated the world’s first end-to-end LTE call on handheld[29] Ericsson demonstrated LTE FDD and TDD mode on the same base station platform.
Freescale Semiconductor demonstrated streaming HD video with peak data rates of 96 Mbit/s downlink and 86 Mbit/s uplink.[31]
NXP Semiconductors (now a part of ST-Ericsson) demonstrated a multi-mode LTE modem as the basis for a software-defined radio system for use in cellphones.[32]
picoChip and Mimoon demonstrated a base station reference design. This runs on a common hardware platform (multi-mode / software defined radio) with their WiMAX architecture.[33]
In April 2008, Motorola demonstrated the first EV-DO to LTE hand-off – handing over a streaming video from LTE to a commercial EV-DO network and back to LTE.[34]
In April 2008, LG Electronics and Nortel demonstrated LTE data rates of 50 Mbit/s while travelling at 110 km/h (68 MPH).[35]
In November 2008, Motorola demonstrated industry first over-the-air LTE session in 700 MHz spectrum.[36]
Researchers at Nokia Siemens Networks and Heinrich Hertz Institut have demonstrated LTE with 100 Mbit/s Uplink transfer speeds.[37]
At the February 2009 Mobile World Congress:
Infineon demonstrated a single-chip 65 nm CMOS RF transceiver providing 2G/3G/LTE functionality[38]
Launch of ng Connect program, a multi-industry consortium founded by Alcatel-Lucent to identify and develop wireless broadband applications.[39]
Motorola provided LTE drive tour on the streets of Barcelona to demonstrate LTE system performance in a real-life metropolitan RF environment[40]

Ce n'est plus d'actualité dans la FIS de ces 3 dernières années si tu le veux mais ça a été effectif dans la FIS à un moment (puisque le topic cité en parle) ou Free ventait son 1Gbits ne t'en déplaise.

Comme mon collègue que je cite :