bezzer
Well-Known Member
Again, pie in the sky. The infrastructure just isn't there. Within the current exchanges we have, there just isn't the capacity.
The Conservatives 2017 manifesto promised 'by 2020 every home and every business in Britain has access to high speed broadband'.
Most office based jobs, hospitals etc rely heavily on broadband and if it slows down or malfunctions pretty much everything stops. My kids secondary schools homework rely's entirely on broadband which is quite expensive and their are bright and intelligent kids in there who's families struggle to afford broadband. Private sector has failed nationally to come up with a robust vision for providing super fast broadband and its strategy for maintenance and provision is all over the shop - private sector basically just goes begging to central government anyway. Its a very obvious and very solid proposal.Worth spending about 40 billion on it?
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I work in the Telecoms industry and our 2 biggest customers are Openreach and BT. We install and commission fibre optic cables and the associated hardware on the streets and in the Telephone Exchanges. To roll out BB to every household in the UK would take years, if not decades. The cost for the hardware alone would run into the hundreds of millions. At the moment there isn't the capacity in the network to support it and despite what people think, the infrastructure from the exchanges to the end user just isn't there.
It's pie in the sky. I wonder if those who had this idea have actually spoken to people in the industry.
A picture of Owen Carron?
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There's quite a lot of low blows, as opposed to actually being constructive and positive about what a Tory government would do.You know this is not Corbyn don’t you?
of course you know but you pedal this shite regardless.
There's quite a lot of low blows, as opposed to actually being constructive and positive about what a Tory government would do.
Perhaps lefties should be better at the same, perhaps things like this should be reminded.
Where’s the Tory voter?Source for the credulous: Carron speaks at hunger strike event
Tory voters have to ask themselves why they have to lie so much to maintain their position.
Where’s the Tory voter?
Perhaps we need more about Rees-Mogg's idea of society then, including his views on abortion.I doubt that’d put off the likes of westcountryskyblue TBF
Perhaps we need more about Rees-Mogg's idea of society then, including his views on abortion.
The problem with the negative is it drags a country down. I find it very sad that people want to pull others down to their position as lowlives, rather than wanting to lift everybody up.
I am not confusing anythingYou’re very moronically confusing two issues. Health tourism is very different to someone who has settled here and contributed to society. You wouldn’t offer them a tax refund because they’re not a british citizen so why should you deny them the rights of a tax payer because they’re not a British citizen?
There's quite a lot of low blows, as opposed to actually being constructive and positive about what a Tory government would do.
Perhaps lefties should be better at the same, perhaps things like this should be reminded.
If you're a Brexit Party voter then the hypocrisy really will be off the scale here.Where’s the Tory voter?
Put it another way: if you needed to do it, how would you get the country online? Satellite? Blimps? It’s clearly a problem that needs solving. Is it just investment in the infrastructure and time?
I am not confusing anything
Throw money at it and it and I'm sure it can be done. But sitting here looking at the technical aspect of things, it would be very difficult.
Throw money at it and it and I'm sure it can be done. But sitting here looking at the technical aspect of things, it would be very difficult.
I think it said in the story that some countries like South Korea and Japan has 97/98% - what did they do differently, or did they just get started longer ago?
Well you, Tony & SB in particular are just so easily confusedThat'd be a first.
You're just an obnoxious nasty piece of work.Well you, Tony & SB in particular are just so easily confused
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But is that what McDonnell is offering? Of course it isn't.I don’t understand your issue. Let’s say we offer 100k download speed across the board for free. Not enough for most uses but enough for light browsing to access services. Why would we have the overheads of means testing and the time lag of applying for them?
No it isn't.Its a very obvious and very solid proposal.
I work in the Telecoms industry and our 2 biggest customers are Openreach and BT. We install and commission fibre optic cables and the associated hardware on the streets and in the Telephone Exchanges. To roll out BB to every household in the UK would take years, if not decades.
But is that what McDonnell is offering? Of course it isn't.
I believe they said "The party aims to deliver free full-fibre broadband to all homes and businesses by 2030"?
I've used this example elsewhere but hooking this up to 5G is going to be fascinating and yet scary at the same time until the moral element is sorted out.
I work in the Telecoms industry and our 2 biggest customers are Openreach and BT. We install and commission fibre optic cables and the associated hardware on the streets and in the Telephone Exchanges. To roll out BB to every household in the UK would take years, if not decades. The cost for the hardware alone would run into the hundreds of millions. At the moment there isn't the capacity in the network to support it and despite what people think, the infrastructure from the exchanges to the end user just isn't there.
It's pie in the sky. I wonder if those who had this idea have actually spoken to people in the industry.
We are nowhere near strong AI, like 30-40 years minimum. Still lots of improvements to be made with current tech though.
I know this is your field of expertise but what you are looking at here compared to the last video is around 50 years in to the future.
Can out do Humans in the decision making processes.
It runs on the same principles.
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