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Tag Archives: broadband
New Internet Backbone map for North America
This is amazing stuff. It goes into an incredible amount of deatail. I think the thing that it shows most clearly is how hierarchical the internet is, and as a result that there are still very many single points of … Continue reading
Grid computing and fibre broadband – Netherlands style
The Dutch are responsible for some great things. Vincent Van Gogh, Edam and of course, 2 Unlimited. It also seems that they have their eye on the ball when it comes to internet connectivity. 2200 homes and offices in the … Continue reading
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Tagged Almere, broadband, bt, city, fibre, fibre-to-the-home, ftth, grid computing, netherlands, technology, the-register
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UK Broadband – part 2
A couple of days after posting my previous item about the various xDSL technologies which may or may not come into usage in the UK during this century, Slashdot posted a story announcing the UKonline 8Mbps service i mentioned. Which … Continue reading
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Tagged adsl, broadband, cable, dsl, France, internet, japan, korea, slashdot, sweden, technology
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The future of xDSL in the UK
The excellent ADSLGuide.org.uk reports on interesting developments in the U.K. broadband industry: NICC agrees to support ADSL2+ in the UK The Network Interconnect Consultative Committee seems to have given UK broadband users a massive moral boost yesterday, with the news … Continue reading
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Tagged adsl, adsl2+, british-telecom, broadband, bt, dsl, easynet, last-mile, local-loop-unbundling, technology, telecoms, UK
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