Earlier today, we reported around the United kingdom government s open data plans, as well as in Chancellor George Osborne s Fall Statement this mid-day, he further layed out intends to overhaul the nation s technological infrastructure.

Osborne stated that 10 United kingdom metropolitan areas could be seeing better broadband systems, which may constitute a part of a broader��5bn infrastructure project encompassing streets and railways. For now, �100m is going to be put aside to enhance broadband within the United kingdom s four capital metropolitan areas London, Belfast, Edinburgh and Cardiff having a further six metropolitan areas to become introduced in a later point.

In This summer, we first reported on the planned fast broadband rollout in United kingdom metropolitan areas. And recently we reported the first 4G LTE broadband trial had began in rural Britain, technology that's being seen as an viable option to fibre-optic broadband which may be prohibitively costly for remote rural areas.

Before a packed House of Commons this mid-day, Osborne stated:

The very first time we're determining over 500 infrastructure projects you want to see built within the next decade and beyond. Streets, railways, airport terminal capacity, energy stations, waste facilities, broadband systems. This means creating new fast digital systems for companies across our country. These don't exist today. See what nations like China or South america are building, and also you ll also understand why we risk falling behind the relaxation around the globe. Our great metropolitan areas are in the centre in our regional financial systems. And we'll help bring world leading, fast broadband and wi-fi connections to 10 of these such as the capitals of four nations.

This is thought the fast broadband might find speeds as high as 100Mbps hit the main United kingdom metropolitan areas. Established broadband companies for example BT, Sky and Virgin will have the ability to bid for that funding, that is wished can help plug the gaps in urban notspots heavily populated areas with substandard broadband speeds.

Culture Secretary Jeremy Search has formerly layed out the federal government s vision for that United kingdom to achieve the best broadband network in Europe by 2015.

You are able to download the entire Fall Statement here [PDF].