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#136769 8-Dec-2013 16:13
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Today I decided to download a movie from Amazon Instant Video, and it came down quite fast. so I decided to go on a round of speedtests*. I am on a Vodafone cable plan (HFC network, 130 Mbps down/10 Mbps up).

Something must have changed because… just look at these numbers:

To Sydney:


To Los Angeles:


To Amsterdam:

 



And this is to Auckland:


Pretty impressive and well done Vodafone. Now we just need some larger caps at so we can use more of those speeds.

What are you folks seeing on xDSL offerings?



* Yes, I know speedtests aren’t conclusive. External networks have bottlenecks, servers may not have large enough capacity, etc. But it’s a reference as good as any and for what’s worth some of that do reflect in how fast your browsing, streaming and downloading work.





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  #947524 8-Dec-2013 16:23
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I am aware of some planned work on international traffic that was coming up before Christmas, I know very very little what was actually happening so I could not comment on what was done

Looks like it could be related




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  #947593 8-Dec-2013 18:36
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