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BT 21st Century Network

21st Century Network is BT's next generationterms and some may say that BT's vision isn't
fibre optic network, which is an advancedmoving quickly enough to a complete 'fibre to
communications network for the future. Itthe home' network. The company has already
will cost the company £10 Billion over thestated that it will accrue annual savings of
next few years to install a fibre optic£1 billion per annum when the transition
connection into every home across theis complete, but the promised savings are not
country, replacing the old copper wiringacting as a spur to accelerate rollout of the
phone  system.network.
BT states that it is designed to empower theIs this money well spent? In 20th November
broadband user with control, choice and2003, BT launched its 1Mbit/s Asymmetric
flexibility like never before, it will meanDigital Subscriber Line (ADSL) broadband net
that there be will one unified networkservice. In the summer of 2003, Yahoo
carrying all voice and data communications.Broadband (Japan) received its 3 millionth
This is an upgrade on a massive scale, workbroadband customer for services at 8 and
began in Cardiff in 2006, but the major work12Mbit/s. We are now in 2007 and the UK is
will begin in January 2008 where BT willstruggling to offer even 8Mbit/s to most of
begin to upgrade its network nationwide,broadband users, with most broadband
expecting  to  finish  in  2011.providers showing advertising with the words
"up  to  8Mbit/s".
Although, there has been a lot of criticism
regarding the plans, mainly due to theirIt may be a bad comparison between the UK and
plans for high speed broadband services.Japan but it shows a clear indication of how
Their main plan for providing broadbandfar we are from achieving super fast
access is to upgrade to ADSL2+, this however,broadband  access.
is already old technology and has a broadband
limit of up to 24Mbit/s and by the time thisIs this 21st Century Network the limit in
upgrade is completed (2011), this technologywhich the UK broadband can go, or is BT
will  be  even  more  dated  by  then.playing it safe and not being adventurous
enough?
The UK is already lagging behind in broadband



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