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Are you an AT&T residential broadband customer in the United States, grumbling over the inauguration of 150GB bandwidth cap for your pokey DSL connection? Or maybe you're a Canadian—bitter over the low ceiling caps imposed by Rogers Cable and other ISPs, not to mention the likely expansion of metered billing packages down the line?
If you've had the vague sense that the Internet in North America is moving back toward scarcity rather than forward to abundance, we've got a solution for you. Move to Lithuania. TEO LT, Lithuania's top telecommunications service, says that in two weeks the company will boost the speed of its ZEBRA Fiber-to-the-Home ISP service "premium" plan to up to 300Mbps for downloads.
The "basic" plan's speed will double—from 20 to 40Mbps; the "optimal" plan will go from 80 to 100Mbps.
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AFAIC that’s the best asnewr so far!
Help, I’ve been informed and I can’t becmoe ignorant.
Well, Canada is definitely among the 3 top (if not the top) wired nations of the world (and the Rogers speed is high to very high at moderate to low cost, I am the client for 15 years now!) but I observe LT efforts with great interest. Indeed, in broadening the band (Web access) it makes a lot of sense not to be stingy and go into debt on this project. It will pay in the future!
Best digital wishes,
Valdas Samonis, PhD, CPC
The Web Professor of Global Management(SM)