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National Telecommunications Commission Ready To Support Hi-speed Wireless Internet

Jai Dee
in IT and Computers

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NTC ready to support hi-speed wireless internet

The National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) is ready to support services of hi-speed wireless internet nationwide.

NTC Chairman General Chuchat Promphrasit (ชูชาติ พรหมพระสิทธิ์) discloses hi-speed internet is very vital as it can provide convenience to people in up-countries. He says NTC is willing to support and develop standard of Thailand’s hi-speed wireless internet so it would reach the international standard.

Mr. Chuchat has urged internet service providers (ISPs) to propose their projects to NTC for consideration.

Source: Thai National News Bureau Public Relations Department - 27 June 2007

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I am already using hi-speed wireless internet, from CAT. Works pretty good too. And is available in a large percentage of the provinces.

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