1Gbps fiber-optic service

September 28th, 2008
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Forget that 160Mbps I talked about earlier. I want me some 1Gbps lovin’!

KDDI Corp will launch a fiber-optic communications service with upload and download speeds each of up to one gigabit per second on Oct 1. The new service will target people living in single-family homes and low-rise apartment buildings. The traffic speeds will be the fastest in eastern Japan, up drastically from the current 100 megabits per second.

With the service, KDDI aims to catch up with Nippon Telegraph & Telephone Corp, which has a share of over 70% in the market for fiber-optic broadband services for single-family houses.

KDDI will charge 5,985 yen in basic monthly fees for Internet and telephone services, down 1,155 yen from the current price, if a user subscribes for two consecutive years.

KDDI will start offering its fiber-optic services, which are now available only in six prefectures in the Kanto region and nearby Yamanashi Prefecture, in four cities in the northern prefecture of Hokkaido.

From Japan Today.

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5 Responses to “1Gbps fiber-optic service”

  1. Panther says:

    I want this connection nao.

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  2. kairu90 says:

    God, and I am still sitting here on Dial Up…I really need to be in Japan now.

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  3. Kozta-Boom says:

    Damn, I wish I can get some chance to use that 1 Gbps.

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  4. Otaku Dan says:

    so are you going to download the whole internet when you get that service?

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  5. Sandy-kun says:

    Omaigaaaattt!!

    When can this speed reach here.. yet the100 MBps haven’t either touch here!

    Ahh… Just get the 100 Mbps would make myself happy, furthermore.. this 1GBPS Godammit speed!! XD

    I can download all anime that i want with this!! XDD

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