Swedish cable operator Com Hem has begun rolling out a new 1Gbps internet service.
The move follows the Swedish operator’s launch of a 500Mbps service last year, which now reaches about 1.4 million households across the country.
The 1Gbps service will be made available across Com Hem’s fibre network progressively, as well as a number of open networks where Com Hem also offers its services.
The company said it would not be a mass product in the near term but would cater to customers with a need for a very high-speed service.
About 1.82 million Swedish households are connected to Com Hem’s network.
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