ISPs Doubt Impact of New Australia-US Fibre Link

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Two ISPs have cast scepticism over claims a new Australia to US fibre cable system will significantly reduce the cost of purchasing international broadband capacity. Pacnet and Pacific Fibre have teamed up to build a $US400 million subsea optic fibre connection between Sydney, Auckland and Los Angeles. It will be up and running by 2013.

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