Japan can enjoy an incredible internet speed with a downstream of 2.488 Gbps. The world's fastest internet service powered by a Sony-backed ISP in Japan made the unimaginable feat a reality when the company launched her 2Gbps Internet service.


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So-net Entertainment now offers it's “Nuro” fiber-based service to homes, apartments, and small businesses in Tokyo and six surrounding prefectures. Nuro cost ¥4,980 (US$51) per month on a two-year contract, plus a ¥52,500 installation fee. The upload speed is 1Gbps.

The Japanese government has strongly backed fiber connections to private residences, and the country is now among the world leaders. About 25 percent of Japanese households are currently connected, the second-highest rate in the world, according to data from regional FTTH, or Fibre to the Home, organizations. The UAE is the highest at over 70 percent.

A vast majority of the Japanese population are
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is it coming to Nigeria?

opestein: is it coming to Nigeria?

see, let me tell you a secret for free. Our main one cable can have that capacity. Dyu think these network providers dont know what they are doing by capping our bandwidth speed? Even in Nigeria here, i have seen a 2Gb video upload in 14mins, is that one miracle or magic? it was our very own main one. They network providers make more money when the internet is slower. take it or leave it.

redcliff:
see, let me tell you a secret for free. Our main one cable can have that capacity. Dyu think these network providers dont know what they are doing by capping our bandwidth speed? Even in Nigeria here, i have seen a 2Gb video upload in 14mins, is that one miracle or magic? it was our very own main one. They network providers make more money when the internet is slower. take it or leave it.

You don't know what you are talking about. This is a new technology that was lunched last month and you are making comparism with obsolete internet services we have in Nigeria.

redcliff:
see, let me tell you a secret for free. Our main one cable can have that capacity. Dyu think these network providers dont know what they are doing by capping our bandwidth speed? Even in Nigeria here, i have seen a 2Gb video upload in 14mins, is that one miracle or magic? it was our very own main one. They network providers make more money when the internet is slower. take it or leave it.

your analysis lacks a solid backing.

if i have an ability to download 1GB in ten minutes, do u think i will consume less data than my current 20MB in ten minutes capacity?
how then will the network providers make more money from selling less data?
how?

Denn:

your analysis lacks a solid backing.

if i have an ability to download 1GB in ten minutes, do u think i will consume less data than my current 20MB in ten minutes capacity?
how then will the network providers make more money from selling less data?
how?

help me tell am

Denn:

your analysis lacks a solid backing.

if i have an ability to download 1GB in ten minutes, do u think i will consume less data than my current 20MB in ten minutes capacity?
how then will the network providers make more money from selling less data?
how?

i think this exactly the idea. until they completely check thses networks. they wont stop extorting us

2gb/sec unlimited data for 8,000 naira a month . when 6gb on crappy speed 7.2mb/sec that you wont get up to 2mb/sec costs 8000 naira

when will nigeria get to this level

AM OFF TO JAPAN

F.K.O:
AM OFF TO JAPAN

F.K.O:
AM OFF TO JAPAN

hehe

F.K.O:
AM OFF TO JAPAN

Safe journey. My greeting goes to Shinzō Abe

Denn:

your analysis lacks a solid backing.

if i have an ability to download 1GB in ten minutes, do u think i will consume less data than my current 20MB in ten minutes capacity?
how then will the network providers make more money from selling less data?
how?

Well lets see, i think redcliff might have a point. this could be achieved by erm i dont know, higher pings, marginalization of bandwidth etc if my theory is correct, once you log onto the network, regardless of whether
or not you are actually browsing, your validity goes too.

So if for example, you dont use your 200MB within 30days, that 200MB becomes invalid?? Just saying. Between i do have a

1Gbps connection to my home. Although i never get up to that speed because of obvious reasons (me being too far away

from the server and all) but i still get a decent speed of about 300Mbps down/up. Torrents averaging about 10mbps per sec

Denn:

your analysis lacks a solid backing.

if i have an ability to download 1GB in ten minutes, do u think i will consume less data than my current 20MB in ten minutes capacity?
how then will the network providers make more money from selling less data?
how?

If you have a slow internet connection and you have stuffs to do, would you spend more or less time trying to get that stuff done or not?

we were jst talking about google bolt with 1gb/s now dis..nwa and am still getting 190kb/s on our so called 3g,if this gets to nigeria,what should we call it..9g?

mr.drizzy:
we were jst talking about google bolt with 1gb/s now dis..nwa and am still getting 190kb/s on our so called 3g,if this gets to nigeria,what should we call it..9g?

If not that we tolerate and have an irresponsible NCC, there's no way the poor internet services been offered by telecom operators can be labelled 3G. It's just pure shame how this nation have been left to rot. Every sector..

moonraker:

Well lets see, i think redcliff might have a point. this could be achieved by erm i dont know, higher pings, marginalization of bandwidth etc if my theory is correct, once you log onto the network, regardless of whether
or not you are actually browsing, your validity goes too.

So if for example, you dont use your 200MB within 30days, that 200MB becomes invalid?? Just saying. Between i do have a

1Gbps connection to my home. Although i never get up to that speed because of obvious reasons (me being too far away

from the server and all) but i still get a decent speed of about 300Mbps down/up. Torrents averaging about 10mbps per sec

wow, which country?

9jadelta: wow, which country?

Lol, help me ask him?

Japan

vowiski:

Lol, help me ask him?

You Sir, are a comedian.

Checking their website reveals that they are offering 2Gbps down and 1Gbps up for less than $100

moonraker: Japan

oh.. I thought you were talking about nigeria

9jadelta: oh.. I thought you were talking about nigeria

us gan no get 2gb download,talk less of 9ja wey still dey find signal

opestein:
us gan no get 2gb download,talk less of 9ja wey still dey find signal

Lol, but we are getting there. The transformation agenda is getting alot of things right lately

Which transformation agenda?

vowiski:

Lol, but we are getting there. The transformation agenda is getting alot of things right lately

Oh Nigeria.....My beloveth Country... Corruption Everywhere..Imagine, my download speed on my mtn line is 5.2kps..chai!...
Palz, just vote for me..
I'm gonna transform and rebrand this Country..Nigeria of Yesterday/yesteryears.......Ye shall see it no more.

Power is one major factor militating against cheap internet service is Nigeria.

And I was getting carried away by my 90kps connection. Smh

godwinony: And I was getting carried away by my 90kps connection. Smh

lol