George Osborne announces autumn statement for 2011
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On Tuesday George Osborne, the Chancellor of the coalition UK government, confirmed that in his 2011 Autumn Statement that their £30bn National Infrastructure Plan (NIP) will commit an additional £100m to help enforce the current nationwide rollout of superfast broadband services in up to ten cities across the UK.
At the moment the governments Broadband Delivery UK (BDUK) office already has £530m set aside to be used until 2015 to help 90% of people in principally rural areas gain access to superfast broadband (24mbps+) ISP services (the last 10% will receive at least 2mbps).
The announcement made two days ago was lacking in detail but the Chancellor did mention a new £100m Urban Broadband Fund (UBF). This aims to provide ultra-fast fibre optic based 80-100mbps broadband services to as many as ten UK cities over the next three years, including the capitals of the home nations.
With the government now investing in superfast broadband, many businesses are now searching for a more reliable internet connectivity with high throughput. Hundreds of businesses have turned to the bonded ADSL specialists Evolving Networks to answer their problems for superfast broadband and to solve their current throttling.
Evolving Networks are providing thousands of users with a full proactive management system and a contention free, carrier diverse private network. Every client of Evolving Networks are managed by our in house UK based experts as well as our own creation, eView Live. EView Live constantly monitors each bonded ADSL connection, ensuring that all customers receive stability and high speed.
Evolving Networks were delighted with the news of the government investing into superfast broadband, and are excited for providing thousands of users with superfast broadband.
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