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Whereas next door in Australia many people struggle to get 25mbps with their FTTN connections. NZ really got their role out right.
by gravelc 7y ago
Whereas next door in Australia many people struggle to get 25mbps with their FTTN connections. NZ really got their role out right.
- LIV2 7y agoUnfortunately our government is very anti-technology and would like for all Australians to grow up to be coal miners instead of building a tech based economy.
- ksec 7y agoI have heard from my friends in AUS, and he said there were lots of interest from Old Cables, Satellite, and TV companies to not want people with faster Internet where OTT will become the norm. Not sure if this is true.
- rasz 7y agoAfaik the Council deciding how to roll out NBN was headed by Telstra people.
- paranoidrobot 7y agoI'm in an apartment with FTTP. I'm actually sitting right next to the ONT right now, it has 4x 1Gbit ethernet ports and the GPON is physically capable of delivering 2.4Gbit down, 1.2Gbit up. However ordering anything above 100Mbit is so prohibitively expensive as to make it unavailable.
- shardinator 7y ago10mbs on a good day. 5mbps is more common - inner city suburb.