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South Korea Prepares for 10Gbps Broadband; Transfer 1GB File in 0.8 Seconds

While AT&T and Verizon argue over an FCC proposal that would set 10Mbps as America’s new minimum speed to qualify as “broadband,” South Korea is positioning itself to introduce 10Gbps fiber service.

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    "But people don't want that kind of speed." - Comcast

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