At this point, we’re wondering if there is any nation in the world who won’t get caught up in the race for complete bandwidth domination. Shortly after Britain, South Korea and Australia all publicly confessed to plans to expand broadband access (and speeds) in their respective nations, Estonia has come forward to do the same. Of course, the US has set aside billions in the recently passed Recovery Act, but it’s timeline is hardly this ambitious. If all goes to plan, Estonia’s citizens will all have access to<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
At this point, we’re wondering if there is any nation in the world who won’t get caught up in the race for complete bandwidth domination. Shortly after Britain, South Korea and Australia all publicly confessed to plans to expand broadband access (and speeds) in their respective nations, Estonia has come forward to do the same. Of course, the US has set aside billions in the recently passed Recovery Act, but it’s timeline is hardly this ambitious. If all goes to plan, Estonia’s citizens will all have access to Continue reading