Good to see an infrastructure network that has only recently launched that is already not able to cope with demand from end users.
Most video streaming services offer HD streams with 4K only going to get more popular as people get TVs capable of displaying it which will put even more demand on bandwidth, especially in households with multiple devices online simultaneously.
Did they believe video streaming was just a passing fad and we would all just go back to using the internet for sending emails and browsing text only websites like it were 1999?
Biting the hand that feeds IT
