Verizon boosts FiOS speeds to 50 Mbps down, 20 Mbps up

BitTorrent users rejoice: Just a month after offering a symmetrical 20 Mbps option for its FiOS Internet service, Verizon has boosted its maximum download speeds to 50 Mbps. For $139.95 per month, those users will also receive upload speeds of 20 Mbps.

Those not needing such connectivity can opt for a new, cheaper $89.95 plan that includes 30 Mbps downstream and 15Mbps upstream. Availability of both services depends on the state where the user is located. Verizon's FiOS can offer much faster speeds than traditional cable or DSL broadband because it utilizes fiber optic cables to a customer's home, but it is only available in 16 states currently.

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