Remind me again what kind of bandwidth they have in Taiwan and for how much ?

About £25/month in Sweden for 100Mbps, but for a consumer rather than a business connection.

The clue is in the title: Price war looms in CORPORATE 100Mb market’

Cogent have been offering dual path 100Mbit in the US, provided your building is wired up, for US$900 per month without bandwidth restrictions.

OK, so I hear that the bandwidth isn't all that great in terms of quality, but not having used it, I'm taking that with a pinch or few of salt.

Not sure if the offer is still on, but it was on for quite a long time last time I checked.

The price quoted is likely to rely on customers being located within a certain reach of their PoP, based upon standard Openreach WES distance-dependent pricing, subject to survey (i.e. buildings with available fibre etc.)... As their network is relatively limited few will get this price.

Technically the analyst is right - others can copy this. However several competitors of EE are already doing this and have been for years - all it is is delivering separate rate-limited VLANs (one for each IP service, such as Internet, SIP, MPLS) down a single Ethernet circuit to the customer, its not rocket science.

So this is EE announcing something that is not new, that others are already doing, with a headline price available only to certain potential customers.

Situation normal in the telecoms industry... However kudos to them for getting the PR :-)