Broadband
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The United States Federal Communications Commission (FCC) today voted 3-2 to uphold the principles of network neutrality – that is, to force Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to treat all web traffic as equal.
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To help maintain morale and retain skilled ship crews, Maritime Broadband has developed its C-Bird Very Small Aperture Terminal (VSAT) satellite transceiver to keep sailors connected with their families and the internet.
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Satellite communications firm Inmarsat has announced that it is to deliver a new high-speed broadband service for airline passengers in the EU. Connectivity will be delivered by both a ground-based network and a new satellite. The service could launch as early as 2016.
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Broadband speeds in the UK currently max out at about 300 Mbps, provided by British Telecom. Sky and TalkTalk have now announced that they intend to bring 1 Gbps speeds to UK cities. The roll-out will begin in York next year, before moving to other locations.
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Chevrolet's 2015 models will be part vehicle and part smartphone thanks to the brand's plans to begin offer 4G LTE connectivity in the United States and Canada as well as an AppShop accessed via the in-dash infotainment system.
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Internet service providers were recently exposed for grossly exaggerating the cost of providing online data.
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Akamai's quarterly State of the Internet report provides some interesting Internet-related facts and figures
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Eutelsat has announced that its new KA-SAT broadband satellite has now gone into service, offering over a million Europeans the option of high speed internet access wherever they are located.
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Fujitsu has unveiled plans to create a 1Gbps fiber to the home (FTTH) broadband network for five million homes and businesses in rural Britain.
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After receiving submissions from nearly 1,100 cities, Google has now revealed it will build its first ultra high-speed network in Kansas City, Kansas.
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During the first decade of the 21st century, information and communication technologies came within reach of most of the world's people.
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Nokia Siemens Networks has recorded data transmission speeds of 825 Mbps over copper using something called Phantom DSL.
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