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It's time for Tech Fan podcast number 438.

David has some real fast internet, and there's an epic battle going on.

Check it out.

Yeah. I'm gonna be. I'm gonna'n't I'm gonna . And it is time for tech fan podcast.

I am Tim Robertson, joined by David Cohen.

Hello, David.

Hello.

So you sound a lot better this week.

I have new connectivity.

So when I got this set up, I sent you a screen grab of Fast.com with a finally.

And yeah, I'm running it somewhere between 150, 200 megabits per second now.

That's really a huge improvement for you.

Yeah, but what's kind of cool is the way I've

done it because I think I mentioned to you a few weeks ago that Open Reach, the, um, the,

the, the, the, they're not, they're a private company, but they're like the state owned, almost

like a state and they're like a state, the singles, uh, owner of all the telecoms infrastructure in the UK.

They used to be part of British Telecom. So they were here a few weeks ago, laying cables.

And so I asked them, I said, does that mean we're going to get better internet? Oh, yeah, it should

do. Anyway, we subsequently find out that some people on the state get better internet, but not us so um i looked at it again and you know i said i'm going to do something

about this so i found out that one of the companies in the uk the wireless companies uh now has

5g coverage here is it true 5g it is true 5g it's not uh it's not aty and t style pseudo 5g it's true

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