  End-users and governments force network operators to deploy faster Internet
access services everywhere. Access technologies such as FTTx, VDSL2, DOCSIS3.0
can provide such services in cities. However, it is not cost-effective for
network operators to deploy them in less densely populated regions. The
recently proposed Hybrid Access Networks allow to boost xDSL networks by using
the available capacity in existing LTE networks. We first present the three
architectures defined by the Broadband Forum for such Hybrid Access Networks.
Then we describe our experience with the implementation and the deployment of
Multipath TCP-based Hybrid Access Networks.
