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Comcast sets bandwidth limit
Uh oh. We all knew that this was coming: Comcast has finally decided to limit their residential customers to 250 GB/month. Over the past year, there have been rumours about the ISP bandwidth caps and its effect on users and the Internet's development as a collaboration, media...
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Internet: Last piece of fibre-optic jigsaw falls into place as cable links ea...
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