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Florence

24-03-2004 16:32

Ireland define Broadband

Its good to see that Ireland are not scared of saying less than 512K isn't broadband..

Quote:

Having defined 512kbps as a current requirement for Irish Internet users, the committee set a target of 5Mbps per household as a goal for 2006 and 10Mbps as the goal for 2008.

more here

should we all move to ireland then..

Bifta

24-03-2004 17:11

Re: Ireland define Broadband

No, stay in your own stinky country :D

SMHarman

24-03-2004 17:15

Re: Ireland define Broadband

NTL provide services in the south don't they. That will be a nice compulsory test bed for the rest of their network!

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