Previous networking technologies like 3G and 4G will move closer to becoming obsolete in due course of time.
When the internet became publicly accessible, users could present any information that they chose with little concern about repercussions or longevity.
Digital has only really become a massive thing in the last decade ostensibly off the back of the growth in mobile.
San Jose Mercury News is reporting Google is courting the city of San Jose to receive its Google Fiber services along with 33 other cities. For those who do not know what Google Fiber is, in a nutshell, it’s supersonic internet. With speeds up to 1000mbps it pretty much blows your current ISP speeds out of the water. Hopefully these 34 cities are not a stopping point for the service, there are many more people who love to get this kind of speed.
Looks like Austin residents will soon be able to tap into the speed that is Google Fiber. Google released the news via the Fiber Blog … Read more…
Justin Collery developed Multipath Networks after he moved from his city center location to the suburbs and struggled to get fast and reliable broadband. Commercializing research developed in Ireland and Belgium he developed the Multipath router. Multipath technology aggregates Internet connections adding their speed and reliability. The router can bond any combination of technologies, DSL, Cable, 3G, 4G, wireless.
This is an idea I’m not sure the carriers will be up for.
