
In 2003, each 100 kbps of capacity cost about $11.50. By 2006, 100 kbps of capacity cost less than $6. Over that same period, capacity rose from 1.5 Mbps in the downstream to more than 4 Mbps.
Though definitions of “broadband” matter for regulators, advocates and suppliers, in most cases “broadband capability” matters quite little ...
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