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Swedes get 26Mbit/second broadband

Broadband Britain somewhat behind
Fri Jun 06 2003, 13:00
LUCKY SWEDES look like they're getting a massive 26Mbit/second cable connection using a technology called VDSL.

Just a few months ago, the same lucky Swedes were getting 2.5Mbit/s ADSL from Bostream and 10Mbit/s from Bredbandbolaget using cable.

And the connection only costs €40 per month.

Makes BT Openworld and NTL's cable service look pretty naff.

Although NTL has dark fibre aplenty running into many London homes, despite a massive advertising campaign offering its cable service, the apparatchiks say some areas will never get cabled up.

Whether this is just inefficiency or for marketing reasons, only Gipsy Rose Lee is likely to know... µ

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