Comparing Internet Infrastructure: Switzerland's 25 Gbit Success vs. America's Market Failures

Summary

This article examines why Switzerland has achieved 25 Gbit symmetrical internet at reasonable prices while the United States and Germany lag behind. It analyzes the fundamental differences in approach, contrasting Switzerland's regulated, infrastructure-focused model with America's free market approach. The article argues that Switzerland's success stems from treating internet as essential infrastructure with government regulation and competition, while the U.S. suffers from monopolistic practices, lack of regulation, and prioritizing shareholder profits over public benefit.