The Japanese provider So-net has a glasvezeldienst announced that subscribers must be equipped with a 2Gbps internet connection. Customers who are in some Japanese cities, the new connection will decrease, which the isp claims that it is the fastest in the world.
The new glasvezeldienst is launched under the name of Nuro, as it is on the aankondigingspagina to read. Behind the service is the isp So-net, which is supported by the Japanese technologiegigant Sony. With Nuro want the two parties Japanese customers a fibre optic connection that will provide a maximum download speed of 2Gbps. The upload is up to 1Gbps. The supplied router can also, ethernet connections of ‘only’ 1Gbps offer, while the wi-fi speed up to 450Mbps.
For an amount of converted 38,67 € per month subscription may be ended, though there are also charges for installation of only about 400 euros to be paid. In the introduction, it was announced that there is temporarily no connection fees are charged. The contract duration is for a minimum of two years. The service is being rolled out in the Japanese capital Tokyo, but in Chiba, Gunma, Ibaraki, Tochigi, Kanagawa and Saitama.
With a connection of 2Gbps claims that So-net is the fastest isp in the world. In the United States, Google provides a glasvezeldienst to a maximum download speed of 1Gbps has recently been an extension to the Texan capital city of Austin announced.