Singapore's next Generation network in short supply

Li Xianxin is responsible for the design, construction and operation of Singapore's next generation of national broadband fiber-optic network for the OpenNet, the plan is to open broadband network in September, from the existing 2,400 weekly to 3,550 per week, an increase of nearly half. Due to the inability to deal with a large number of orders in time, OpenNet has caused strong dissatisfaction among telecom operators and users.　　The user originally signed the Broadband network business contract within six days can use the network, but now must wait for at least 19 days. In order to ease the contradiction between supply and demand, OpenNet had already opened the upper limit of broadband network from the original 2050 per week to the current 2400 households, but this rate of about 20% is still not keep pace with the increase in orders, plus September 1 will hold computer science and Technology exhibition, OpenNet decided to increase the number of open,　　To meet the expected further increase in demand.　　The company is exploring with the contractor how to redeploy manpower from other work projects to meet the peak demand arising from the computer Technology exhibition.　　OpenNet said they would charge the carrier a fee for the additional 1150 users to offset additional costs such as hiring and overtime pay, but the company declined to disclose the details of the fees. Telecom operators have welcomed the opennet to raise the ceiling, on the issue of additional charges, the star and company Hope OpenNet can disclose more details, star and the company has also informed OpenNet, is willing to provide users with accommodation to connect the fiber optic cable services.　　Singapore Telecom said it might pass the fee on to subscribers in a reasonable way. Singapore's next-generation national broadband network is a nationwide ultra-high-speed fiber to household (FTTH) network with a maximum connection speed of up to 1Gbps.