UK wants to put broadband in the ‘fast lane’


Posted on November 26, 2007  /  0 Comments

Broadband industry leaders are to meet ministers to discuss how to stop the UK dropping into the internet “slow lane”.

More than half of all UK homes now have a broadband connection, at an average speed of four megabits a second (Mbps).

But the broadband summit will hear other countries are moving more quickly to build ultra-fast networks that can deliver speeds of as much as 100 Mbps.

Ministers say ultra-fast broadband will be a key to helping UK businesses “innovate, grow and create wealth”.

Read the full story in BBC

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