Swisscom annouced in its Swisscom Labs blog that they are planning in doubling the speeds of the two packages DSL mini and DSL standard before end of 2012. but most of the customers of DSL standard will have their speed of 5000/500 doubled to 10000/1000 end of September.
This is mainly due to the increased usage of data of residential customers according to Swisscom but my theory is that it has something to do with the competition with other data providers in Switzerland as well.
To enjoy this data bump you will need a new router as well which will be provided free of charge by Swisscom when the customers are individually contacted as it becomes available.
so say amen for Faster surfing speed for the same price !
Here is a extract from the Swisscom site : http://labs.swisscom.ch/en/news/faster-surfing-speed-same-price
This is mainly due to the increased usage of data of residential customers according to Swisscom but my theory is that it has something to do with the competition with other data providers in Switzerland as well.
To enjoy this data bump you will need a new router as well which will be provided free of charge by Swisscom when the customers are individually contacted as it becomes available.
so say amen for Faster surfing speed for the same price !
Here is a extract from the Swisscom site : http://labs.swisscom.ch/en/news/faster-surfing-speed-same-price
Many people currently use the Internet at home on a daily basis, with demand increasing all the time. Internet traffic on the Swisscom fixed network has doubled in the last 20 months. Some residential Swisscom customers are now surfing the web much faster and benefiting from speeds up to double what they enjoyed previously for downloading and sending data. The monthly subscription charge remains unchanged. Bandwidths for DSL start, DSL mini and DSL standard, the most popular Internet subscription in Switzerland, are being increased. DSL standard customers can now surf the web at up to 10,000 kbps (up from 5,000 kbps). SME customers with Business Internet light ADSL packages will also gain from the changes. The surfing speed for all of Swisscom's other DSL packages remains unchanged. The changeover to this double bandwidth will be a gradual process. The majority of customers will benefit from the increased bandwidth from the end of September at the latest. Most customers with a DSL standard subscription will require a new router to enjoy the full new bandwidth. Swisscom is replacing the routers for free and will complete the network changeovers by the end of 2012 at the latest. Customers will be contacted individually with details of their changeover date.
DSL service packages
Swisscom's DSL customers can also enjoy attractive service offering such as «Internet Security» which protects them from viruses and hackers and allows them to surf the web without any concerns. The child protection features included in the package protect children from accessing websites with unsuitable content. And Swisscom is also making it easier for inexperienced users to go online by offering courses on Internet applications across Switzerland for surfers aged 50 and above and making Amico experts available to assist with computer problems.
Swisscom's DSL customers can also enjoy attractive service offering such as «Internet Security» which protects them from viruses and hackers and allows them to surf the web without any concerns. The child protection features included in the package protect children from accessing websites with unsuitable content. And Swisscom is also making it easier for inexperienced users to go online by offering courses on Internet applications across Switzerland for surfers aged 50 and above and making Amico experts available to assist with computer problems.
Overview of DSL packages
Package | DSL start | DSL mini | DSL standard | Infinity | DSL and NATEL Pro |
New speed (download/ upload) | Max. 500/100 kbps | Max. 2,000/200 kbps | Max. 10, 000/1,000 kbps | Max. 20, 000/2,000 kbps | Max. 20, 000/2,000 kbps |
Hitherto speed (download/ upload) | Max. 300/100 kbps | Max. 1,000/100 kbps | Max. 5,000/500 kbps | Max. 20, 000/2,000 kbps | Max. 20 ,000/2,000 kbps |
Subscription charge/month | CHF 0/month and CHF 3/hour | CHF 34/month | CHF 49/month | CHF 69/month including unlimited calls on the Swiss fixed network | CHF 59/month plus NATEL subscription, no charge for fixed network connection |
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