A Canadian First: TELUS uses the power of 5G to bring rural
Powered by our ultrafast 5G network, TELUS Smart Hub will provide nearly 60 remote communities across Western Canada with faster Internet speeds this year...
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Powered by our ultrafast 5G network, TELUS Smart Hub will provide nearly 60 remote communities across Western Canada with faster Internet speeds this year...
2 from Seattle-based Ookla® for Q3-Q4 2020. “As Canadians rely more than ever on our world-leading network technology to work, learn, be entertained and stay connected to what matters most, this recognition from UK-based Opensignal and Seattle-based Ookla, reinforces the value of our significant capital investments in broadband wireless and fibre technologies,” said Darren Entwistle, President and CEO, TELUS. “Thanks to the skill and talent of our engineers, technologists and network innovators, people across the country can be confident that TELUS’ globally leading network, with its...
February 4, 2021 | 12:32 am Advertisement AAA Residents of the five wealthiest cities in the country enjoy an average fixed broadband download speed of 25.65 megabits per second (Mbps), while those in the five poorest cities experience 4.62 Mbps. — PHILIPPINE STAR/MICHAEL VARCAS By Senior Reporter NEARLY a million Filipinos in rural areas do not have access to digital connections, as most cell towers are located in wealthy cities, according to an analysis by Asian Development Bank (ADB) and Thinking Machines Data Science, Inc. The report was authored by Stephanie Sy, c...