Interesting Story

Sandy Ravage

Just seen this story on cnn.com. A city in Tennesse in America is offering broadband at a download and upload speed of 1gb. It comes with a nice price of $350 a month, but still it could be worth it

http://edition.cnn.com/2010/TECH/innovation/09/13/chattanooga.broadband/index.html?hpt=Sbin

Cantona's Collars

That's fast-I like the bit where the provider say's they don't know how much to charge for it.I'd like it for free so:D Imagine P2P on that speed.
Back to reality-we live in Ireland so we may forget about it or just dream.

cros13

The Tennessee service got priced at roughly $300/month. Its mainly targeted at businesses.

Google is also sponsoring 1gbit fiber-to-the-home in 3 communities across the US later this year.

For home use in Stockholm you can already get 1gbit fiber for less than €90 per month.

And when you think.... many people on ireland are stuck on crappy HSDPA modems......

Feidhlim

Japan already have it, and have done for some time now.

Sweden are able to offer those speeds to approx $126...

I'm sure there are others out there with those speeds