The company’s plans — as first reported by the jxeeno blog — start at $99.95 per month for a 100/100Mbps plan featuring 30GB of on-peak and 60GB of off-peak data (between midnight and 7AM) and range up to a maximum of $199.95 for 2.4 terabytes of on-peak and 16 terabytes of off-peak data.
As someone blessed with fibre optics direct to the domicile, I am aware of how lucky I am even to have a tenth of this speed. But like a beautiful steak, glistening on the table, why should it go uneaten because people in Africa have no food? To not take advantage of such glorious speed would be an insult to those who wish they could.