Being a family of Swedes and South Africans living in the UK, we are often afforded an interesting vista of contrasts in terms of life experience in the three countries which impact our lives so greatly. This week is no different.
Here in the UK, there is a big push for improved broadband connection speeds. The goal is 2Mbps for every home by 2012.
Sweden has opted to aim higher. Their Minister for Communications has promised "100Mbps broadband to 90 per cent of its population by 2020, with 40 per cent having it by 2015". It will be interesting to see if they manage it.
Meantime, my South African relatives are still largely on dial up!
Friday, November 06, 2009
Connection speed projections in Sweden
Posted by The upsycho at 3:49 pm
Labels: connectivity, Internet, South Africa, sweden
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Australia is going for 12Mbps as part of the new "National Broadband Network". I'm not holding my breath.
Interesting about South Africa.
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