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ツイッター検索で出て来た broadband と日本に関連するツイート（The below are broadband-related Tweets which happened to come out of Twitter search on Sep 6. They must be just a part of all the posted Tweets as usual.）
The HAPS #HAWK30 is a next generation #Solar powered #UAS >>> @aerovironment and @SoftBank via @globaliqx >>> #Broadband #UAV #Drones #IoT #5G #Robotics #defstar5 #Aerospace >>> https://t.co/9dlZzzaKUz pic.twitter.com/qXF8hZ0cvU
— Mike Quindazzi ✨ (@MikeQuindazzi) December 19, 2019
City interview with Adrian Steckel, the boss of SoftBank-backed British satellite broadband firm OneWeb. He tells me the plans is to float in 24-36 months when it has launched all its satellites https://t.co/5bfuSmIj3c
— Jamie Nimmo (@JamieNimmo63) August 11, 2019
SoftBank is investing $125M in rural balloon broadband startup. pic.twitter.com/vMkawziQDX
— Digital Trends (@DigitalTrends) April 29, 2019
NTT Docomo’s bullet train mmWave 5G test speeds past 1Gbps https://t.co/LSWB46UTwp #Telecom #Networks #Telco #Cloud #Telecoms #Mobile #Wireless #IIoT #Broadband #IoT #EdgeComputing #5G @NTTDocomoNews @NTTDATAServices #japan
— Evan Kirstel #RemoteWork (@EvanKirstel) September 30, 2019
Docomo Offers 1Gbit/s Services to Train Going 283km/h Using 5G https://t.co/r2oDLyhnql via @Light_Reading #Telecom #Networks #Telco #Cloud #Telecoms #Mobile #Wireless #IIoT #Broadband #IoT #EdgeComputing #5G #japan @GlobalNTT @NTTDATAServices pic.twitter.com/DszjUnlXSP
— Evan Kirstel #RemoteWork (@EvanKirstel) October 1, 2019
Tokyo power company orchestrates 5G infrastructure sharing https://t.co/oJ1MCtD79Q #5G #APAC #BusinessModels #mmWave #Regulation #Research #SmartCities #Japan #Networks #Telecoms pic.twitter.com/bfdKQ9hQYT
— TelecomTV (@TelecomTV) March 19, 2019
KDDI is deploying https://t.co/TeRdCkxVRJ in Japan to tackle its huge MDU opportunity https://t.co/vxQywU8Ves #APAC #Broadband #Telecoms #Gfast #Fibre pic.twitter.com/WJnfp8FQYu
— TelecomTV (@TelecomTV) February 4, 2019
KDDI deploys Nokia gigabit https://t.co/vQJiRQTOpO solution to bring new services to its high-speed internet 'au Hikari' customers in Japan | Nokia https://t.co/RfBdVqtHiq #gfast #broadband
— Teresa Mastrangelo #broadband #smartcities (@broadbandtrends) February 4, 2019
KDDI takes conventional approach in land of new 5G architectures…https://t.co/34uaiPGsOM#wireless #5G #wifi #cellular #operators #spectrum #RAN #broadband #iot #rethinktechnology #iot @KDDI_Research @NTTDocomoNews @Rakuten @SoftBank @ericsson @nokia pic.twitter.com/cMpl3iWGNs
— Wireless Watch (@RethinkWireless) October 9, 2019
Gfast Brings High-Speed Broadband to KDDI MDU Customers https://t.co/S6XWP92djM
— Broadband World News (@BroadbandWN) February 5, 2019
BBWN Bites: Verizon, Spectrum Top Netflix Tier-One Speed Rankings
Also today, Boris's broadband goal gets no love in Parliament, Roku delivers for Apple fans, Tubi targets UK and kids, Rakuten TV brings freebie ad-supported service, Chile seeks tenders forhttps://t.co/UgMkqUnWTV— Broadband World News (@BroadbandWN) October 15, 2019
Network disaggregation saves Rakuten up to 60% on their new 5G network – we've seen the same on fixed broadband networks. Time to goodbye to monolithic network hardware?#networkdisaggregationhttps://t.co/A7YpZPAfqA
— RtBrick (@rtbricknet) August 26, 2020
On this episode of Quick Talk, a TM Forum podcast, we discuss Rakuten Mobile’s #5G deployment delay due to #COVID-19, the impact of US-China relations on @Huawei and taking mobile broadband pricing for granted. Listen now: https://t.co/v26HjWItYF cc: @Rakuten_Mobile
— TM Forum (@tmforumorg) May 28, 2020
Rakuten invests in "AST & Science" space venture to extend future mobile coverage to people and devices across the planet, with the first mobile broadband network that will be broadcast from space.https://t.co/MnD4QDPFlC
— Rakuten Today (@RakutenToday) March 5, 2020
AST & Science raises $110M Series B led by Rakuten and Vodafone to build a broadband network via a constellation of satellites that link directly to smartphones (@chenry_sn / SpaceNews)https://t.co/76BiThEvtohttps://t.co/IQqsJFzkPi
— Techmeme (@Techmeme) March 8, 2020
Rakuten and Vodafone are the lead investors in a just-announced space-based cellular broadband network called SpaceMobile from AST & Science. https://t.co/4eLDMCPcWd
— Via Satellite (@Via_Satellite) March 4, 2020
We are proud to partner with Rakuten to demonstrate #5G's capabilities for enhanced mobile broadband and industry 4.0 applications: https://t.co/AXXCWwLUBV pic.twitter.com/peFzI18vCI
— Nokia for CSPs (@nokianetworks) October 2, 2018
BBWN Bites: Verizon, Spectrum Top Netflix Tier-One Speed Rankings
Also today, Boris's broadband goal gets no love in Parliament, Roku delivers for Apple fans, Tubi targets UK and kids, Rakuten TV brings freebie ad-supported service, Chile seeks tenders forhttps://t.co/ULUbf2u66W— Broadband World Forum (@BBWorldForum) October 15, 2019
Gfast Brings High-Speed Broadband to KDDI MDU Customers
Japanese provider KDDI will use Nokia's Gfast solution to bring speeds of up to 830 Mbit/s to city dwellers.https://t.co/Dw1zkJ7Pbq— Broadband World Forum (@BBWorldForum) February 5, 2019
KDDI and Nokia boost Japanese broadband speeds by 800% https://t.co/DBrYmtCE8e pic.twitter.com/4JZsUnlAXf
— Connected Britain (@ConnBritain) February 4, 2019
For example – here is Masa talking about putting off short-term profits to gain long-term market share. Which he did in the Japanese broadband market in the early 2000s and the Japanese wireless market in the late 2000s.https://t.co/NRanIGHnc9
— Masa Capital (@MasaSonCap) June 9, 2020
Merger delays and teething troubles pull back Sprint and TMO 5G roll-outs…https://t.co/vzN3F8wZZ9#wireless #5G #wifi #cellular #operators #spectrum #RAN #broadband #rethinktechnology @sprint @TMobile @Rakuten @ATT @verizon pic.twitter.com/YswQgCkWcF
— Wireless Watch (@RethinkWireless) September 3, 2019
https://twitter.com/dinoflore/status/1100105372709343234
Nokia and KDDI trial 5G with AirScale radio for wireless ultra-broadband in megacities https://t.co/2CG7axmiFv pic.twitter.com/SrxN7i5DiH
— Nokia News (@nokianews) May 12, 2017
Canada’s telecom watchdog to work with Japan to combat spamhttps://t.co/SUVLncU8zJ pic.twitter.com/vGGfayxUV0
— MobileSyrup (@MobileSyrup) January 6, 2018
.@SoftBank held talks with @BSNLCorporate for leasing out broadband bandwidth from #OneWeb's low earth orbit communication satellites to disrupt the telecom tech landscape in India with low latency Internet and voice services https://t.co/lRPEVPV2eP
— Economic Times (@EconomicTimes) April 27, 2018
SoftBank has agreed to invest around $500 million more in satellite broadband provider OneWebhttps://t.co/T2689aGNIU
— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) December 12, 2017
KDDI's broadband deal seeks clout with households https://t.co/OOnmpD8isg pic.twitter.com/DyhYiMtgBI
— Nikkei Asian Review (@NAR) December 8, 2016
Softbank/Sprint CEO Masa Son uses Comcast, and isn't happy with his broadband speeds. #codecon pic.twitter.com/dphPmctFoX
— Brad Molen (@phonewisdom) May 28, 2014
.@SoftBank is unlikely to keep supporting @OneWeb, a source familiar with the situation said, as an activist investor agitates for change at the Japanese internet giant amid rumours that its LEO broadband holding is mulling bankruptcy. https://t.co/CLIYbv9FiY pic.twitter.com/IF1ELWmx9c
— Connectivity Business (@connectivity_b) March 26, 2020
Japan's fussy food shoppers finally go online amid pandemic | The Japan Times. The notable thing here is the comment from a Japanese journalist that Britain is the odd man out with broadband. Even on Japanese islands you get broadband! https://t.co/2pGdBXam0Y
— Maurice is not a nice man (@colonelmuppet) July 5, 2020
Half of UK consumers struggled with broadband speeds — NTT DATA @informationage #data #analytics https://t.co/bOf3GLGplT
— Eric Axelrod (@axelrod_eric) August 29, 2020
Only 8-10% of premises in the UK are connected to full-fibre broadband. It's 97% in Japan.
8 in 10 of us experienced internet problems in the last year.
So we'll make the very fastest full-fibre broadband free to everybody, in every home in our country.
That's real change.
— Jeremy Corbyn (@jeremycorbyn) November 14, 2019
Why do we need action on Broadband? Try this. The UK has low levels of full-fibre broadband internet, at just 7%. In comparison, Portugal has 89%, Japan 97% and South Korea 99%. Now do you see why existing solutions can’t work? If they could have they already would have.
— Richard Murphy (@RichardJMurphy) November 15, 2019
Like Lab has said *so* many times, 95% of people won't have their taxes raised
UK has one of the worst rates of broadband- 7%. Portugal 89%, Japan 97% & S. Korea 99% #freebroadband would boost productivity by £59bill, bring 1/2mill ppl into the work & boost rural economies https://t.co/u5Nwq9rp2O
— antonia jennings (@tweetingantonia) November 15, 2019
Actual Wow!
The BBC describe Labour's plan to hook everyone up to Broadband (like Japan & South Korea do) as Communism
This really is a new level of bias by the BBC – even for their standards. pic.twitter.com/VRCxdCJbx6
— The Pileus #RefugeesWelcome (@thepileus) November 15, 2019
when I was in rural Japan in 2005, I could get 150mbps broadband because the government had built it. In 2019 my parents in rural Suffolk can only get 4mpbs broadband because private enterprise has failed to build it.
— Jonathan Paige (@johnnypaige) November 14, 2019
Average monthly cost of broadband:
Russia: $10
Poland $18
France: $31
Mexico: $33
Germany: $37
Japan: $37
Britain: $40
China: $41
Chile: $46
Denmark: $51
Australia: $53
Sweden: $56
Canada: $58
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United States: $68This is why monopolies are bad. https://t.co/3zJ7RDrau9
— Public Citizen (@Public_Citizen) November 11, 2019
Even our internet is neo-Liberal…
Aust is coming last in affordability rankings for entry-level broadband services.
Of developed (OECD) nations, Aust is at 36th. Japan is first, US 6th, UK 7th, New Zealand 21st @QuentinDempster #auspol #nbn https://t.co/yGouPHfeCS
— Denise Shrivell – North Sydney for an Independent (@deniseshrivell) August 27, 2019
Holy shit, New Zealand is ahead of Japan in Speedtest's fixed broadband speed global index https://t.co/2ec6JHO38L pic.twitter.com/YZoFeXuv4E
— Andrew Sykes (@Interlime) September 15, 2018
By the end of 2022, China, Japan, South Korea, Canada and the U.K. will have nearly 2X the amount of mid-band spectrum as the U.S. Our latest report outlines near-term opportunities for the U.S. to close the mid-band spectrum deficit: https://t.co/oiOx1zaXBJ pic.twitter.com/wkk4YR2Qd0
— CTIA (@CTIA) July 11, 2020
Military Cyber Affairs reports Chinese government used China Telecom to divert Internet traffic between 2015 and 2017. The report named 4 specific routes: Canada to South Korea, US to Italy, Scandinavia to Japan, and Italy to Thailand. https://t.co/v0EGoV4YkQ pic.twitter.com/pEMmfAGoGZ
— Laurent Perche (@Laurent_Perche) November 9, 2018
Canada can learn from initiatives in Japan & Australia on broadband use & adoption: https://t.co/5LCZx89zPs #DPSummit17 pic.twitter.com/zUPPjjuGPe
— Canadian Chamber of Commerce (@CdnChamberofCom) February 15, 2017
"5G war" as distraction from universal fiber to the prem #FTTP: "I’ve been hearing about the 5G war for a few years now and I still don’t know what it means…If there is now a 5G war, then why hasn’t there been a fiber-to-the-home war?" https://t.co/uV7MxFSZuh
— U.S. Telecom Infrastructure Crisis (@EldoTelecom) December 27, 2019
After US, Japan, Austalia now its time for Germany to stop Huawei from getting into their critical telecom infrastructure. It is really needed #5G #IoTSecurity https://t.co/Xp4Fx1pB0g
— Contra (@BannaGordhan) November 15, 2018
The British government decided to remove Huawei equipment from its 5G networks by the end of 2027. Two days later, they ask Japan to help build its 5G infrastructures. More on #InsideTelecom.#telecom #tech #5g #Britain #uk #japan #network https://t.co/Gi2yJfJXmo
— InsideTelecom (@insidetelecom_) July 27, 2020
Spot on from @TomTugendhat. “Every general wants to pick the battlefield and divide their enemy…Continuing to allow Huawei into the UK’s networks, triggering the reaction Washington has just ordered, that’s exactly what Beijing is succeeding in doing.” https://t.co/uXLgqs1YOX
— Owen Paterson (@OwenPaterson) May 6, 2020
The US is working with Australia & Japan to stop Chinese telecoms giant Huawei from building a major internet infrastructure project in #PNG. It's the latest sign of international efforts to curb China’s broadening influence in the Pacific
https://t.co/2mGJSQGqaH— Keith Jackson AM (@PNGAttitude) September 28, 2018
The U.S. scrutiny has led governments in Australia, Britain, Canada, Germany, Poland and Japan to all examine their telecom supply chain, as well,while Australia and New Zealand have already restricted Huawei's potential involvement in their coming 5G net https://t.co/aXsGNktiVk
— jasonleeramsey (@jasonleeramsey) January 26, 2019
Ask the Japanese about FTTP #nbn whilst your there, you might learn something about not wasting $20 billion on a copper lemon #auspol #ausbiz #telecom #gennbn #broadband https://t.co/iwZ7O8jic8
— Mark A Gregory (@_markagregory) January 18, 2018
