The European Commission has proposed new rules to cut by 30 per cent the cost of rolling out high-speed Internet. Civil engineering, such as the digging up of roads to lay fibre, accounts for up to 80 per cent of the cost of deploying high-speed networks. The proposal may save companies €40 to 60 billion….. read more
Source: advanced-television.com
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