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Some Austin Computer Users Already Have Gigabit Broadband

Phillip Dampier April 10, 2013 Broadband Speed, Consumer News, Data Caps, Public Policy & Gov't, Video No Comments

[flv width=”640″ height=”380″]http://www.phillipdampier.com/video/KEYE Austin Gigabit Internet Already A Reality At UT 4-9-13.flv[/flv]

Some Austin area residents already have access to a gigabit network — the one at the University of Texas at Austin. The Texas Advanced Computing Center uses gigabit speeds to generate computer modeling and process enormous amounts of data. The need for speed and capacity grows at the university by about 40 percent a year, but that does not present much trouble to the institution. Despite the growth, Brad Englert, chief information officer at UT says they can handle it.

“We’re able to keep up with that because the cost of bandwidth keeps going down as we buy more,” Englert told KEYE-TV Austin.  (1 minute)

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