Swedish isp Bahnhof just launched a 10 Gbit/s service for only 60$/month

Last year Bahnhof started using their new own fiber network called Northen Lights. Apparently this allows them to on a “broad scale” provide this much bandwidth to regular households. And 100Gbit/s to businesses.

“The only problem we’re facing now is that Bredbandskollen (a swedish version of speedtest) doesn’t support this kind of bandwidth.” - CEO Jon Karlung. Press realese (in swedish)

I’m somewhat relieved that I can only get 100/100 where i live, I don’t think I could afford enough harddrives to be able to fullfill the download fix I’d get from that kind of bandwidth.

Time to move to Sweden

Goddamn it, I am with Bredbandsbolaget and just got a unifi setup to fully support 1Gbps up/down. Moving to Bahnof might be possible, but would need to get completely new equipment to support 10Gbps!

Which i would, but the wife would leave me.

I’d just like to point out something in the article “In addition, 100 GBIT is available as an option”.

Yeah. They are offering a 100 gigabit connection.

Cool stuff! It seems the only way to offer speeds like that is to have your own network. A local initiative in the Netherlands started by civilians also offers residential 10gigabit speeds albeit at €95,- month (https://glasvezeldewolden.nl/pers-media/#glasvezel-de-wolden-in-english)
The good thing about these developments is that they force slower commercial networks to upgrade their infrastructure as well. In the longer run, this benefits us all. Especially us datahoarders of course.

2 Mbps, $35. I’m crying right now.

Ugh I can’t even get symmetrical Gigabit yet here…

Where I’m paying $60/month for less than 10Mbit/s down in Los Angeles, with no choice of vendor.

AT&T, I am not your fan.

I currently pay $128.99 for 20/3mbps… Everytime I hear about a new breakthrough in price or speed, I curl up in a ball and weep. I then send the info to my ISP, and ask when i’ll have access to more, and for the past 4 or 5 years i get the same response… “That is all that is available in your area, call back in a few months and see if anything has changed”

Meanwhile their vans run around town with big GIGABIT SPEED advertisments. I’m about 2 miles from their main center via the crow. And the only places I know of that have gig access are out in the boonies.

A friend 30 miles from any data center has the same ISP and gets a cool 45/15. But here I am in the heart of my town and they are like “MEH get over it we like charging you the price of a few good limbs, have a nice day”

Back to fetal position and weeping at my slow game downloads.

Bahnhof? That’s German for Trainstation.

Meanwhile in USA we have data caps and pay two times more.

I’d have to buy more drives, good thing I don’t live there. 1Gbps @ $70/mo keeps me busy enough.

Can I get that speed over wifi?

Excellent, now, if the isp modems would be able to process fast enough

I’m a swedish student about to move into an student apartment where 1Gbps is included in the rent. and no, the rent isn’t much higher than if it weren’t included.

German here. I didn’t event get 20 MBit/s. Not in some village, but in Berlin. Thanks, Merkel…

Even cheaper in Japan. Nuro is the Sony backed ISP.

37 USD a month the first year.

But with those speeds, you don’t need to store downloaded stuff. When you need it again, just download it again.

Jeez, 3Gbps on Telenor seems slow now, I will have to move to Sverige now . . .

welp, time to learn swedish!