ZDNet
The United States Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is proposing to raise the minimum speeds allowed for broadband from 4Mbps down, 1Mbps up to 25Mbps down, 3Mbps up.
The FCC is responsible for reporting to Congress on the state of broadband in the United States, and in the next Annual Broadband Progress Report, FCC chairman Tom Wheeler has indicated that he is likely to raise the defined minimum benchmark for services to be able to be described as "broadband".
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With more people working and studying from home, the current definition isn't good enough.
I wish something like this could be enforced in Puerto Rico because paying $60 for 4Mbps down and 512Kbps up is an abuse. And the reason they can get away with it is due to the lack of competition.