When Will the Telcos get Real about Broadband?

October 2nd, 2009 § 2 comments

The UK is “.…25th out of 66 coun­tries in terms of the qual­ity and reach of its net­works.” So says a report (spon­sored by Cisco) from the Said Busi­ness School.

Cur­rently, our ‘broad­band’ net­work is ‘not fit for the future’, to quote the BBC.

We will only start to get it right in Britain when the Tel­cos come clean and admit that the prod­uct they are cur­rently sell­ing is not real broad­band! When they start to roll out afford­able high-bandwidth sym­met­ri­cal con­nec­tions to house­holds across the coun­try, built on fibre to the home, then, and only then, will we be able to talk about Broad­band Britain.

The full report can be down­loaded here.

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