Showing posts with label Ofcom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ofcom. Show all posts
Monday, November 19, 2012
UK: Usability Limits Wi-Fi Offloading, Although Operators have 3,516,000 Hot Spots
The recent Ofcom infrastructure report (here) provides some interesting information on Wi-Fi usage by fixed and mobile operators:
"Another way to manage the growing demand for mobile data is to offload the data onto a fixed network. Many mobile devices are also Wi-Fi enabled and can connect to fixed networks using Wi-Fi hotspots. Mobile data use in these devices can be offloaded onto a
Sunday, November 18, 2012
[Ofcom] UK Traffic Management; P2P Might be Reduced by 99%
In its 2012 update, Ofcom, the UK regulator reports also on the status of traffic management in the UK. Ofcom says [see also "UK: Broadband ISPs (except Sky) Still Limit P2P; Some Prioritize VoIP!" - here]:
We looked at the traffic management polices used by fixed and mobile operators and found that there is often significant variation in fixed ISPs’ and mobile operators’ traffic management
Labels:
BitTorrent,
Broadband Traffic Management,
O2,
Ofcom,
P2P,
Plusnet,
UK
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