A fortnight after first signalled by the service provider’s managing director, Simon Hackett, Internode will offer ADSL2+ plans with a terabyte of monthly quota, but only on exchanges served by its own DSLAM equipment.
It has taken less than 24 hours for Primus Telecom to rise to the challenge issued by iiNet yesterday when the latter internet service provider unveiled the local market's first one terabyte (TB) capped plan.
We weren't really expecting an outcry from readers when we published our article on Optus' new 'unlimited' naked ADSL2+ plans. A harsh email from Optus' corporate communications team, or a horse's head perhaps, but certainly not a dictionary.
Internode has launched its 'NakedExtreme' naked ADSL service in Tasmania, following its mainland launch in August last year. The new service is expected to fill in metropolitan broadband blackspots that currently affect the island.