Excited but clueless about the Next Gen NBN? Don’t fret, help is on its way

A guide will be distributed to homeowners in August.

According to the Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore, the guide they developed will offer a summary and comparison of the commonly used options to bringing fibre broadband access to different parts of the house. It will show how owners can set up their homes to tap on the ultra high broadband speed delivered over the Next Generation Nationwide Broadband Network, said IDA.

Acting Minister for Community Development, Youths and Sports, and Minister of State for Information, Communication and the Arts, MG(NS) Chan Chun Sing said, "After linking our homes up with the Next Gen NBN, I know that many of us may not know what to do next. Help is at hand as IDA will be distributing a guide to help homeowners decide how they can connect devices in different parts of the house to the fibre broadband."

The guide will be made available to the public at IDA's office, the Infocomm Experience Centre (iExperience) and online at IDA's website www.ida.gov.sg. Owners of new flats will receive their copies through the Housing Development Board.

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