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May 6 2015
Internet could use all UK’s power supply by 2035
The UK could be forced to introduce Internet rationing, following warnings it could consume the nation’s entire power supply within 20 years. Experts say the UK is close to “filling up” its network of optical fibres, with the demands of video-streaming websites like YouTube, iPlayer and Netflix putting an unprecedented strain on communications infrastructure. Industry […]
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By Expat • UK Media News • Tags: Broadband, capacity crunch, Internet