Netspace launches ADSL2 + new-generation high-speed internet service

According to foreign media reports, Internet Service Provider Netspace launched a new generation of high-speed broadband Internet service (ADSL2 +) nationwide.
According to the Australian itnews website, Netspace will launch new services in two ways. One is to sign a large-scale wholesale sales agreement with the Internet infrastructure service provider, the second is to use a self-built infrastructure network to provide services and gain greater commercial strategic benefits through the latter, because there is no infrastructure architecture that ADSL2 + networks can run in some regions so far.

"From the very beginning, we also know that other Internet service providers have some difficulties in implementing ADSL2 + services," said Stuart Marbury, general manager of Netspace, our strategy is to leave some time for the technology to gradually mature, so as to fully assess the market and determine the long-term service model that the service is most suitable."

Ma bury Said That Netspace first planned to provide ADSL2 + services to local residents and commercial users. The service also bundled with other network services except ADSL2 +.

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