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What would you do with a Gig?
Residents of Bournemouth can now get gigabit per second services both upstream and downstream over the UK's largest pure fibre network.
If anything was possible, what would you do with a gigabit capable fibre connection to your home or business?
Now that is fast! 981.78 Mbps Down & 127.18 Mbps up!
The raise of Internet and advances in telecommunication and software services led to think the chance of connect every object. One of the first topics that arise when talking about the Internet of Things is the concept of ubiquitous society, where everything is traceable, everything can be identified and everything is connected together. These capacities createthe concept of Internet of Things, where sharing information between objects and devicesconnected to the Internet becomes reality. A short video explaining the appearance and evolution of Internet of Things is shown below.
Imagine these things possible and faster with the efficiency of fibre technologies.
The Internet of Things: By 2020, between 22 and 50 billion devices will be connected to the Internet, providing citizens with an unprecedented array of smart applications and services. Europe is confronted with the challenge of remaining at the cutting-edge of this Internet of Things revolution while addressing the complex policy issues that it raises (privacy, security, ethics).
The Internet of Things: By 2020, between 22 and 50 billion devices will be connected to the Internet, providing citizens with an unprecedented array of smart applications and services. Europe is confronted with the challenge of remaining at the cutting-edge of this Internet of Things revolution while addressing the complex policy issues that it raises (privacy, security, ethics).
The Internet of Things: By 2020, between 22 and 50 billion devices will be connected to the Internet, providing citizens with an unprecedented array of smart applications and services. Europe is confronted with the challenge of remaining at the cutting-edge of this Internet of Things revolution while addressing the complex policy issues that it raises (privacy, security, ethics).
Internet economy will be worth $4.2 trillion by 2016
U.K. is way out in front when it comes to the Internetâs portion of national GDP.
The Boston Consulting Group (BCG), a global management consultancy firm, has reported that broadband internet access and the online industry contributed 8.3% (£121bn) to the UK economy (Gross Domestic Product) in 2010 and will grow by 11% each year for the next four years to hit £221bn by 2016....
Arm Holdings has unveiled what it describes as the âworldâs most energy-efficient microprocessorâ design. The firm says that microcontrollers based on the âFlycatcherâ architecture will pave the way for the âinternet of thingsâ - the spread of the net to a wider range of devices.
A fascinating overview of the benefits of fibre networks in the Netherlands. Covers medical, educational and economic case studies.
An introduction to cabling solutions that connects end-user devices with an outside optical network
CityFibre passes critical milestone in its plan to roll-out vital pure fibre infrastructure throughout UK towns and cities.
CityFibre Holdings Limited has today announced that it has closed a financing facility with Citigroup (âCitiâ), secured by CityFibreâs long term contracted customer revenues. Arrangements were also agreed for Citi to assist CityFibre in its future financing requirements.
Barroso's broadband call to EU Council
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European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso was banging the broadband drum yesterday and today ahead of the Summit of European heads of state and government.
âWe need to cut the cost of broadband roll-out. A study we released yesterday shows that âŹ110 billion a year could be generated â more than 0.8% of GDP if the internal market for electronic communications were completed.â
 Barrosoâs full speech here: SPEECH/12/135
