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Same case in Australia I guess? India on the other hand has leap frogged many developed countries here. Fiber to home with unlimited data is quite reasonable.
by sreeni_ananth 6y ago
Same case in Australia I guess? India on the other hand has leap frogged many developed countries here. Fiber to home with unlimited data is quite reasonable.
- ilikeerp 6y agoI had fibre to the curb in QLD and fibre to the node in Sydney. Was the fastest broadband I've ever experienced!
- Mauricebranagh 6y agoIn Major cities and middle class areas possibly but I doubt rural connectivity gets FTP
- msravi 6y agoOh, the infrastructure has been/is being laid. It's called BharatNet. 154,000 villages (of around 600,000) are now connected using OFC[1] With private service providers in a city, I pay around $15/month for a 150Mbps connection with a 1000GB data cap (after which the speed drops to 1Mbps). I can go up to a 1000Mbps/5500GB plan at around $80. BharatNet will likely be cheaper since it's government run. 1. https://www.financialexpress.com/industry/technology/over-1-54-lakh-gram-panchayats-now-have-high-speed-broadband-infra-ravi-shankar-prasad/2210010/ https://www.financialexpress.com/industry/technology/over-1-...
- Mauricebranagh 6y ago:-)
- nilsocket 6y agoI live in small town. I pay 645 rupees ~ 9 dollars per month, for 60mbps speed till 3.3TB, 2mbps beyond 3.3TB. Other plans range from 30mbps to 300mbps with costs ranging from 590 - 1800 rupees i.e., 8 to 24 dollars. Government plans to cover whole country by end of 2022.
- neophyt3 6y agoI live in city and pay 12k p.a all inclusive 1000GB p.a with speed 10mbps... you are fortunate to have that value which you are getting