Seems like what we think as a fast broadband connection is no longer fast enough…
http://www.ultrasharpware.com/blog/2007/07/13/worlds-fastest-broadband-connection-—-40-gbps/:
... packing my stuff and moving to Sweden. =D
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now that's fast, is it for reals?
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jeez I would like to get that connection at my place.
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ViciousXUSMC Master Viking NBR Reviewer
I have 15mb/s fiber and 99.9% of the sites out there dont even let me use 1/8th of my bandwidth. A fast connection wont mean jack untill all the servers are faster too. Also the further away things are the more it slows down.
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40GBPs. Part of the bandwidth is wasted as no one is going to surf 1500 HDTV channels simultaneously. But it is sure a dream for speed junkies!
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speed junkies? now you're speaking my language.
too bad most of that 40GBPS is useless under normal use. -
The US has one of the slowest broadband networks in the world. People in Europe and Japan are using speeds many times faster than the fastest currently offered here. I read this in the NY Times a few weeks ago. With the U.S. being such a technologically advanced country, our speed sure sucks.
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here is this at the end of the article.....
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Hard drives can't even process that much information, i don't see how you could even use that for sustained periods of time even if servers were able to achieve those speeds back to you.
It's cool, but pointless. -
Worlds Fastest Broadband Connection 40 Gbps
Discussion in 'Networking and Wireless' started by kodlan, Jul 13, 2007.