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Come on Aussies - let's get clarity on broadband
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| by Stuart Corner | |
| Saturday, 29 September 2007 | |
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Page 3 of 3 It gives as an example an ISP that has undertaken appropriate network tests as follows: - 23Mbps was the maximum download speed measured under laboratory conditions using high quality software, hardware and equipment, including copper of less than 500 metres; - 1000 actual services-in-operation were measured - 10 services were measured as achieving download speeds of at least 22Mbps - 500 services were measured as achieving download speeds of at least 20Mbps. Featured Whitepaper
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And there have been recent complaints from online gamers that at peak times their access rate slows way down - which would be the result of parsimony in the provisioning of backhaul capacity by their ISP. Maybe we need a 'Crystal Clear Broadband' campaign in Australia to get ISPs to lift their game.{moscomment} |
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