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Nokia and Vodafone have tested a new broadband technology that delivers a blistering 100 gigabits per second (Gbps). Conducted using the kind of network seen in the last mile between an ISP and a user, it could eventually be rolled out commercially.
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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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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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Google intends to launch its own experimental 1Gbps ultra high-speed FTTH network to selected communities in the US to see what the Internet is capable of.