Utah Cities To Provide High-Speed Net Access

Instarx writes "The New York Times reports that Salt Lake City and other Utah cities plan to install an ultrahigh-speed optical network as a public utility project starting next year. The network would provide internet access [for about $28 per month] in direct competition to slower commercial offerings. The network would be capable of delivering data over the Internet to homes and businesses at speeds 100 times faster than current commercial residential offerings. It would also offer digital television and telephone services through the Internet."

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Re:95 Mb downstream, 56K upstream?

[mr_luc]

They're mormons.

56k upstream is their way of limiting the amount of unholy peer-to-peer pr0n sharing.

I am at least halfway kidding.