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Fiber now

I have a 100mbit fiber into my house here in Sweden.Best download was 11 MEGABYTEs/second. My friends in US have 512 kbit download.The whole infrastructure is supported by the local community.Hey ,I can work from home and have better performance than in my office 100 mbit LAN. If I want I can have Lan based TV and films on the demand. Why do US and GB have so lousy
internet structure?

posted by : mrbjorn, 09 February 2010 Complain about this comment
What will you do with that broadband

If you cannot use bittorrent, how will you use that broadband? :D

posted by : Javier, 09 November 2009 Complain about this comment
2012

Japan and Korea have had 160mb since last December. That's in the sticks too not just the big cities. There is talk of 1gb in the near future. Caps are unheard of here.

Uk, cough, pedestrian, cough, 3rd world, cough, clueless.

posted by : epinoa, 13 October 2009 Complain about this comment
Faster, but don't try and use it...

Mmmm! BT upgraded my line from barely 5.5mbps (paying for 8mbps), to 1.5mbps (paying for 20mbps). How can this be? Well, I used by new found broadband speed, and hit BT's fair use limit. SO even though I've been given access to higher speeds, the fair use policy is still low, and very very poorly implemented. I'd like to tell then where to go, but I'm not likely to find any better service elsewhere at the moment. It makes me angry. I'm being forced to pay for a service that my provider is refusing to make available to me. Can I ask for some cash back I wonder? Mmm!

posted by : LordOfRuin, 13 October 2009 Complain about this comment
Funny about Bradwell Abbey

I'm an Openreach Engineer that works in Milton Keynes, Now what people dont understand is that the Bradwell Abbey exchange which is what they are talking about isn't in Bradwell Abbey and also dosen't feed the Bradwell Abbey area. The exchange is off the Fishermead area and feeds the city and out towards the M1. I can forsee alot of confusion over this and i think they need to make it clear what areas will be provided not just the exchange area.

posted by : Openreach Kut, 12 October 2009 Complain about this comment
O'Rly?

Ho are they going to expand their network effectively if they can't fix the bloody Poplar exchange, that causes the only broadband NOT-SPOT in London ?

http://www.broadband-notspot.org.uk/coverage-map.html#12,51.508528775862885,-0.0858306884765625,all,2

Obviously I'm one of the lucky buggers living there. Grrr.

posted by : Mike, 12 October 2009 Complain about this comment
All I care about...

... is latency, line quality and bandwidth caps...

Now having (up to)100mbs is all well and good, just don't hit me with a lag spike while gaming and throttle my connection as I view "rich media".

posted by : jedi name germinator, 12 October 2009 Complain about this comment
an idea to bring the cost down

if BT said "you can have fiber optic to your house but you'll have to cut your own trench", i'd bite their arm off.

posted by : grumble, 12 October 2009 Complain about this comment
Indonesia

When I hear the headline like this article in Indonesia? Telkomsel menaikkan kecapatan Speedy 100 mbps. BT could you please like 3 (Three) to expand your ISP in Indonesia? I really like 100 mbps :X.

posted by : Hok, 12 October 2009 Complain about this comment

BT promises faster broadband

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