Virgin Broadband Content and Features

Virgin Broadband is a high-speed building built by Virgin Media in the UK and one of the fastest broadband in the world. The current broadband speed in the UK is around 6Mb/s, while Virgin Broadband has reached 1.5Gbps.

Virgin Broadband, UK Virgin Media has built broadband at 1.5Gbps, which is nearly 250 times faster than the average speed of broadband networks in the world. It is the fastest broadband in the world. This means that a movie can be downloaded in seconds, and a family of 10 computers will be able to download 10 high-definition 3D movies simultaneously in seconds.

1. The current broadband speed in the UK is about 6Mb/s (megabytes). The speed of Virgin Broadband has reached 1.5Gb/s (Gigabits per second), which is nearly 250 times the average speed. A family of 10 computers will be able to download 10 high-definition 3D movies simultaneously in a matter of seconds.

2, this speeding change can not only make the speed of film-based music under broadband users faster, which will completely subvert the original NHS (the UK's home medical service system) services. The medical director of the NHS, Keio, said that the rapid development of broadband connections allows doctors to observe the patient's condition from a distance, which can greatly improve the diagnostic efficiency of the experts, especially reducing the cost of transportation and precision instruments for patients on the spot. Shipping fee.

At present, the average speed of Edinburgh has reached 10.1MB/s, followed by Bristol with 9.9MB/s. However, the current broadband speed test is very different in different parts of the UK. The speed of Feynman and Cookstown in Northern Ireland is only 4.3MB/s and 4.4MB/s. Therefore, residents living in Belfast and Newton Abbe can enjoy the fastest broadband service.

Akamai, the world's largest intelligent Internet content publishing company, is about to release its 2011 global Internet usage report. With the increase of Internet content subscribers and connected mobile devices, the scale of the Internet is still expanding in 2010, which is reflected in the steady growth of broadband users worldwide and the continuous improvement of broadband speed.

South Korea has won the fastest average speed in Asia with an average speed of 14.4MB/s (megabits per second), and nearly 60% of South Korea's broadband connection speeds exceed 5Mb/s. Hong Kong ranked second with an average speed of 9.2MB/s; Japan had an average speed of 8.1MB/s, ranking third.

According to Akamai's forecast, the fastest-growing cities in the world are Japan's Tokai, Shimao, and Kanagawa. The average speeds are 13.2MB/s, 12.9MB/s, and 12.2MB/s, respectively.

The city of Norway, the city of Lyse, is the fastest growing city in Europe. The riverside area of ​​the state of California is the fastest in North America, with a speed of 7.8MB/s and the fastest 100 cities in the world. Two-thirds of them are in Asia, with 61 cities coming from Japan, 18 cities in the US and 3 cities in Canada entering the list of the fastest-growing cities.