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South Korea, which already claims the world's fastest Internet connections globally, is looking to boost it even more. Choi Gwang-gi is overseeing South Korea's plan to connect every home in the country to the Internet at one gigabit per second by the end of next year, a tenfold increase from the current standard and 200 times faster than the average household in the United States. A pilot gigabit project is already underway by the government, with 5,000 households in five South Korean cities wired. Each customer pays about 30,000 won a month, or less than $27. While Americans are still far behind, at No. 2 is Hong Kong and No. 3 Japan, according to the Internet analyst Akamai Technologies. The South Korean project is also meant to increase wireless broadband services tenfold.