Given the trials that have been going on for speeds well above 10 meg, I would assume that "Alex Brown" is not giving anything away.
The term "no plans" is like the widely used statement by football club owners who have "full confidence" in their manager, weeks before they show him the door.
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Originally Posted by Paul H
What's the bets that they know the network can't cope from the increased speeds, so they won't be increasing the speeds but the throttling will be applied to everyone instead.
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I'll take that bet, assuming you mean ntl/Telewest will NOT be increasing speeds?
And don't think for one minute that the likes of Sky et al will not attempt some sort of traffic shaping in the very near future, if they can attract bandwidth hungry customers on to their network, they will have little or no choice but to filter those bad boys who are leaching it off everyone else.