NBN Co looks at throttling “extreme” fixed wireless users
Throttling the data of so-called “extreme users” is one of the options NBN Co is considering to free up bandwidth bottlenecks on its fixed wireless network.
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Leaked document details Rudd govt strategy for Telstra NBN negotiations
A document outlining the key points for the Rudd government’s 2009 announcement that it would fund the rollout of a national fibre network and a second document outlining a strategy for negotiating with Telstra and other potential investors in NBN Co...
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A Third of NBN Users Would Change Back if They Could
New research from WhistleOut, Australia’s phone and internet comparison site reveals widely varying user experiences for Australia’s NBN customers, with a third of NBN users wishing they could return to their non-NBN service.
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TPG to stop selling 25Mbps NBN plans
TPG will no longer sell NBN services at the 25/5Mbps speed tier, the retail service provider (RSP) revealed today.
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NBN Co overhauls top-tier pricing in reseller capacity drive
The move is aimed at improving speeds for end customers and driving top-tier product uptake.
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How would you use a 100Mbps Internet connection?
With the current uncertainty surrounding who is going to govern Australia for the next three years, the future of the National Broadband Network (NBN) is still up in the air. For the time being, NBN Co has frozen all spending and hiring of employees.
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