The government-convened summit of broadband industry stakeholders will meet
today to discuss the future of the UK's communications infrastructure.
Competitiveness minister Stephen
Timms called the meeting to address investment bottlenecks holding up the
development of next generation networks capable of handling data at 100Mbit/s.
Though the UK is a world leader in the price and availability of first
generation broadband, it is slipping behind in the roll out of upgraded
services.
Super high speed networks are regarded as being vital to the future growth of
business. The Broadband Stakeholder
Group (BSG) says the UK should aim to be a market leader by 2012.
But taking upgrading existing copper telephone networks with fibre to the
home could cost up to £15bn.
Ofcom is also conducting a consultation on the regulatory regime needed to
boost infrastructure investment.
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