Matrix Restored, Internet Gradually Normal

A network connection to international Internet channels back smoothly since the Matrix Cable System submarine cable gradually recovered and began to operate normally.

This was conveyed PT Napinfo, Matrix Cable System backbone providers.

"Currently, the network Matrix Cable System has been operating again in full and normal. "

Matrix Cable System is a network of submarine cables that connect Jakarta - Singapore and has a capacity of 2.6 Tbps cable with a length of 1055 km.

Beropersasi since 2008, currently Matrix Cable System has been used by international operators and domestic, including First Media, the unused capacity of 100Gbps.

Matrix Cable System to crash since this afternoon at 11.00 am on some of the transmission network from Jakarta to Singapore, which resulted in part from the network users are isolated from international connections.

"Matrix Cable System Management apologizes for the disruption and inconvenience,"

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User complains of service Mobile Broadband Speeds

Internet connection speed is still a major problem of mobile broadband users. Approximately 85 percent of mobile broadband users in the UK questioned the slow pace.In a survey conducted by Acision technology consultant and YouGov other than a slow speed, there are some problems often faced by users. These problems include, coverage remains low and also the problem of end-connect.
The survey also showed 40 percent of users are also known to have had experience of breaking the connection. "Users are still concerned with the connection speed, because 71 percent of users never pay attention to rules regarding quotas given by the operator.
Problem tariffs, mobile broadband users still want a fixed price affordable even lowered. Nearly three-quarters of users of mobile broadband operators that want an active approach to fairly distribute bandwidth to the user in order to avoid congestion.
Then, what is most often accessed by users with mobile broadband. average they use it to access the video. "63 percent of states use it to access the video sites," said Marek Vaygelt, Head of Consumer, Technology and Telecoms YouGov. 

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