The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has urged China's internet service providers to upgrade their broad bandwidth to 20 mega bytes in urban areas and reduce internet fees by 2015. Xiang Ligang says the focus should be making the speed faster. "The most important thing is to bring about the transformation from ADSL to FTTH or Fiber To The Home technology. Individual fiber connections for each home will largely reduce transmission congestion, thus allowing for much faster speed." Professor Lu Benfu from the Graduate University of the Chinese Academy of Sciences agrees. He says that the internet service providers should start the fiber installation work in time. "Although the installation will cost them a huge amount of money, costs shouldn't be passed on to their users. It's government's responsibility to issue relevant preferential policies for service providers." Professor Lu says only when the internet speed actually reaches 2 mega bytes per second can it really be qualified as broadband. He hopes this will happen by 2015.