US broadband internet policy to increase 25 times times tomorrow

March 15, according to foreign media reports, the United States Federal Communications Commission (FCC) will announce an important broadband policy in Tuesday, one of its main objectives is to increase the current broadband network speed 25 times times.　　The long-awaited plan will give Congress a series of recommendations and drive the changing communications industry to provide more and faster online services for Americans, as Americans are increasingly using the Internet to communicate, pay monthly bills, make travel plans and enjoy movies and music. ' This is really a very unique event, ' said Paul Gallant, Concept Capital analyst. The FCC has not asked for such a sweeping shift.　　The internet is important and dangerous because it threatens every successful communications market.　　Some of the details of the plan have been disclosed in the past few weeks, including how to find some spectrum to meet the demand for handheld devices that can watch movies and play games in addition to processing emails and language phones. Some operators, such as AT&T and Qwest International Communications, announced last month that FCC Chairman Juliet Gnakoski (Julius Genachowski) would propose a proposal to offer a broadband network plan of 100MB per second to 100 million U.S. households within 10 years.　　The current broadband network speed is less than 4MB per second. The signs suggest that there will be tension between the FCC and its operators. Qwest said the FCC's plan is a "dream".　　At&t said the FCC would confront the "extreme forms of management" requirements. Since the FCC announced the news, Cisco has announced it will launch a router that is 12 times times faster than its competitor's. Google says it plans to build an ultra-high-speed internet network, showing that the network is achievable.　　The FCC praised the two news.　　The FCC also has to ensure that the network of government buildings, schools, libraries and health-care facilities reaches a speed of approximately 1GB per second in 2020. The full broadband network plan is expected to be announced at a meeting of five FCC members in Tuesday. They are expected to discuss the results and recommendations of the road map. The United States Congress will enforce the road map.　　The United States Congress may adopt a legislative component to implement the plan. Author: Tianhong