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Re: [Merged] NTL Increasing BB Speeds Late Summer 2004
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Incog. |
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Not on the live platform, I hasten to reaffirm :) |
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:) Anyone got a date for this monumetous upgrade then?
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Late summer... as it says in the thread title... that is as accurate as anyone can be at the moment. MB |
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:) Thanks MB!
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Current information that I can tell you :)
Upgrades to the infrastructure are continuing for the increases - a lot of money is being spent. Large resegmentations are being carried out to increase available bandwidth - this includes new cards that give 2 downstream & 8 upstream channels per card instead of the current 1d to 6u. (but any talk of higher upstream speeds is still just rumour ;)). These measures should help areas where there is currently congestion. A lot of new fibre is having to be installed as well for these upgrades, which takes time. Also, a load of new proxy (netapp caches) are going to be installed in all areas. There is a lot more I would love to tell you, but it's still hush hush atm, so I can't reveal it. Oh, and there is still no final date other than the current end of summer (or before if it's ready). |
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I just want to define the end of summer if it hasnt already been defined:
"The official end of summer is the autumnal equinox. The autumnal equinox happens on September 22 and it marks the end of summer and start of autumn." A cool fact (but unrelated): "On that day of the autumnal equinox the day and night are exactly the same length." I will stick with NTL till then to see how they get on with their 'upgrades'. plus.net unlimited 2meg service for £39-99 is tempting though :) [I wanted a pray hands smilie but couldnt find one - makes me sad] |
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In all honesty £12 I think is about right for the lower BB service, during the summer I was actually thinking of dropping the service as with everything the cost of the phone,TV and BB all adds up to over £30 a month and its simply not worth that, Iâ₠¬ÃƒÆ’¢â€žÂ¢d rather pay more for a new house or car than a Utility |
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Yeah. Well enjoy your monthly gigabyte.
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BT Broadband Basic - £19.99 a month, with 1 GB download capacity
BT Broadband - £24.99, 15GB BT Yahoo! Broadband - £26.99, 15GB BT Broadband 1Mb - £28.99, 30GB BT Yahoo! Broadband 1Mb - £29.99, 30GB or Wanadoo 512K - £17.99 a month, with 2 GB download capacity Tiscali Broadband X3 - £15.99 I donââ‚Âà ‚¬ÃƒÂ¢Ã¢â‚¬Å¾Ã‚¢t download a lot so yeah it could do me a treat, I do play the odd game and email and browse the net and thatââ‚ ¬Ã¢â€žÂ¢s about it, sorry I donââ‚Âà ‚¬ÃƒÂ¢Ã¢â‚¬Å¾Ã‚¢t live on the thing!!!:Yikes: Enjoy your downloads!!!!!:p: |
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Sadly I will have to stick to NTL as my BT phoneline can only accomodate a 512kb/s service.
No good to me!!! I have never had any problems with NTL but am just itching for faster speeds. Although I have to say that I think most people would prefer a higher upload than download?? |
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