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I mean, I can see it being popular but you will need to explain how you got residential IP's routed in a DC (please don't say this runs on actual home FTTC/DSL)

We provide residential IP based cloud solutions. What is your use case for these servers?

We have been providing residential networking based server solutions for 2 years now, and we have decided to open ResCloud.com publicly today for the consumer/business market that can take advantage o

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So you expect PSN/Xbox to let you play from a datacentre IP? The question they’ll be asking is why 1) you can’t play from your residential IP and 2) why you’re modifying the game (which isn’t legal an

Just to be clear - that list of subjects includes traffic exchange, residential proxies, CPA/CPL (survey) fraud, game bots, traffic bots, any similar types of unfriendly bots, botnets, subnets so you

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Netflix generally has a deny first policy. If you're a smaller residential ISP you normally have to request to be whitelisted.

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Residential: 16Mbit for $250/yr

residential adsl 2mbps/512kbps $10/month

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USD$30 for an unmetered 1Gbit residential line. Getting about 500 down 600 up in practice. Very happy since I moved here.

It's using the NBN, we are very lucky here to have a company driving new offerings. No one else in Australia offers Gigabit to residential customers off the shelf. The one company that tried to do it

No idea of my residential contention ratio. It's 80 up 20 down in theory and not far off in practice, after getting my 60 year old phone line replaced. Costs about 0.50 cents / Mbit / month.

For residential use, for 1:25 contention ratio, the prices are relatively cheap, as 100 mbit cost around $166 per year. (100 mbit download vs 5 mbit upload)