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AARNet puts its first school on NBN
Stephen Withers
Friday, 02 September 2011 09:26
The Cathederal School now has a 100/40 Mbps link to the Internet. Actual speeds up to 95.02/32.50 Mbps have been measured.
"The connection of our first NBN customer signifies an important step in expanding AARNet's reach," said AARNet CEO Chris Hancock.
"We can now deliver high-speed broadband services to schools in areas serviced by the NBN, providing a real opportunity for Australian students to access technologies and content that bring the curriculum to life. This will benefit our university shareholders enormously and it opens the opportunities for James Cook University to collaborate in real time with institutions like The Cathedral School."
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