Britain wants Internet for all, South Korea wants 1Gbps Internet by 2012, and Australia wants to make both of those initiatives look like child’s play. According to a new report from Down Under, the Australian government is planning to create a “publicly owned company to build a national high-speed broadband network worth 43 billion Australian dollars in one of the largest state-sponsored Internet infrastructure upgrades in the world.”Prime Minister Kevin Rudd didn’t shy away from announcing the remarkable $31<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Britain wants Internet for all, South Korea wants 1Gbps Internet by 2012, and Australia wants to make both of those initiatives look like child’s play. According to a new report from Down Under, the Australian government is planning to create a “publicly owned company to build a national high-speed broadband network worth 43 billion Australian dollars in one of the largest state-sponsored Internet infrastructure upgrades in the world.”Prime Minister Kevin Rudd didn’t shy away from announcing the remarkable $31 Continue reading