Google demonstrates high demand for Fiber networks
By Max BurkhalterOctober 23, 2013
The implementation of high-quality, high-speed fiber optic networks isn't just a concern for U.S. investors either, but a global one. According to the news source, the Australian government has recently been questioning the need for access speeds of 100 megabits per second, and Google's demonstration proves that consumers do.
Considering reducing costs by implementing quality media converters, rather than limiting the network infrastructure, can ensure that the quality of service remains intact, but affordable for the foreseeable future. The myth that users do not want, or cannot use, fast broadband may have been busted, but the need for high-quality technology to support it still plays a key role in success of such networks.
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