Gigabit stories

California-based telecommunications company South Valley Internet (SVI) is on a mission to build its first Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) network across South Santa Clara County.>>

Although the US has the most established market, Frost & Sullivan says 'market-savvy' vendors will be targeting APAC and its rapid growth.>>

With a range of operating temperatures, a fan-less design, and an IP30-rated metal enclosure, the switches were designed to be robust.>>

Encrypted data was successfully transmitted between Los Angeles and Melbourne at 100 Gbps.>>

China Unicom with Ericsson have launched a Gigabit LTE network that allows subscribers to experience high-speed mobile broadband data.>>

​A huge announcement in Sydney today from NETGEAR, Qualcomm, Telstra and Ericsson kicked off the world’s first Gigabit LTE device.>>

Is there a genuine need for speeds of 1Gbps or more? Equipment vendors want to think so, but service providers Ovum has spoken to are less certain.>>

After spending $22 million & partnering with Huawei, much of the cable network Vodafone inherited by acquiring TelstraClear is now capable of gigabit.>>

2degrees is continuing its quest into the Gigabit market with ‘Speed Boost’, a service that it says will help achieve the 'fastest speeds possible'.>>

"We want all New Zealanders to get better Internet at fair prices - that means getting this review right.">>

"It’s the reliability and consistency of performance of the future-proofed technology as well,">>