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While 1Gbps internet connections still remain elusive for most of us, people in South Korea will be able to get an impressive 10Gbps internet connection later this year. SK Broadband, a division of South Korea’s largest mobile carrier SK Telecom, has announced that it’s going to roll out a 10Gbps internet service in the country before the end of this year. This means that users will be able to hit download speeds of over 1GB/sec with the 10Gbps connection.
SK Broadband actually announced its 2.5Gbps service recently and that’s when it mentioned that customers will soon be able to get its 5Gbps and 10Gbps packages as well. It’s going to use its Gigabit Passive Optical Network that’s already delivering the 2.5Gbps service to roll out the 5/10Gbps service as well.
This network technology uses a point-to-multipoint architecture which runs off of a single optical fiber line with several unpowered fiber splitters. A single SK GPON can actually reach peak speeds of up to 52.2Gbps, on paper at least, with the company allowing users to take advantage of this technology up to 10Gbps.
SK Broadband has confirmed that it’s going to roll out this blistering faster internet service in the second half of this year. SK Telecom isn’t the only carrier in the country that’s going to offer 10Gbps internet this year. Korea Telecom, a rival operator, also has a 10Gbps service launch scheduled for September this year.
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Formula 1 fans who like stepping into a virtual race car will be delighted to find out that Codemasters has confirmed today when the F1 2018 game is going to be released. The title will arrive for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC later this year in August, on the weekend of the Formula 1 2018 Belgian Grand Prix at the iconic Spa-Francorchamps Circuit to be precise.
Codemasters, the developer of this title, releases a new iteration of the game almost every year which is why it was not surprising to hear that there’s going to be a Formula 1 2018 title as well. The developer says that the new game will immerse players into the world of Formula 1 more than ever before.
The new title features an expanded career mode as it was only the most highly requested features by the fan base. More classic cars have been added to the game as fans like to have more historical F1 cars available to drive. Many other enhancements have been made as well which will be revealed before the game launches.
F1 2018 is going to be released for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC on August 24th. It’s going to be available for Windows PC via Steam and also through a physical disc.
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“We’re going to put them on this bus and send them home,” boasts state Sen. Michael Williams.
There are a few things you can do to tone it down.
Mamma mia!
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