IBM to test power lines for Internet
IBM said that it had formed a partnership with CenterPoint Energy, a utility based in Houston, to develop broadband services to be delivered over electric power lines.
The companies said they would open a technology center in Houston to test and demonstrate the technology for consumers and other utility providers. CenterPoint Energy will also set up a pilot program in about 220 Houston homes that will run through August.
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