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I also hate having to do this mental adjustment - in my head, even 40Mbps isn't "superfast" - it's above the national average, sure - give me 100Mbps, then mayb
by elthran 11y ago
I also hate having to do this mental adjustment - in my head, even 40Mbps isn't "superfast" - it's above the national average, sure - give me 100Mbps, then maybe you can justify using that label
- signal11 11y agoSadly, superfast broadband has a different definition depending on who you ask. http://www.ispreview.co.uk/index.php/2014/08/lets-stop-different-uk-definitions-superfast-broadband.html http://www.ispreview.co.uk/index.php/2014/08/lets-stop-diffe... And now I see Ofcom are throwing terms like "ultrafast" broadband around. I wish they'd just quote minimum speeds (Ofcom's universal service obligation minimum is 10Mbps).