How college towns could lead the way to gigabit broadband
Read more news from Around the WebUntil recently, America's major telecommunications firms always had plans on the drawing board for the next generation of internet connectivity. In the 1990s, when most people connected to the Internet using modems with speeds of 56kbps or slower, phone and cable incumbents were working on cable and DSL services that would offer connectivity measured in megabits, Ars Technica reports. Read more with registration.