All serious construction around here is brick and concrete, so we've had your problem for quite a while now. Electrical, telecomms and water supplies are run inside ducts.
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The US has vast untapped forests, and Texas still does stick build with brick/stone/stucco exteriors. I certainly wish I had paid more attention at the time. Or at the very least taken more pictures during the framing, so I could go back and figure out where & how the cables were run. Getting Cat5e was covered during a 5 minute meeting with the AV & electrical foreman, at the end of a 3+ hours build planning meeting. During that 5 minutes I managed to cover a 50 amp 240v plug in the garage for a future electric vehicle, 225 amp main panel, a whole house surge suppressor, and flippantly answered "yes" when asked if I wanted ethernet wiring. :D
Interesting, I wonder when these started showing up? The power limits on SFP+ were said to be pretty strict for 10GBaseT transceivers.
The first one has a 10GbE 30m length restriction in the listing. That is significantly less than 802.3an-2006's 100m on Cat 6a.
