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i was going through neowin and came across this news.. amazing.. I didn’t think that could be possible. makes me wonder what the future will hold for internet speeds.. it’ll make your average brodband obsolete..
but the issue is with banwidth.. servers giving out 6.25 gigs out of a server.. ouch.. if that was my computer downloading or sending that.. my computer would stall..
well.. thats my point of view…
Quote:quote:The new record, announced Tuesday at the Spring 2004 Internet2 member meeting in Arlington, Va., was for transmitting data over nearly 11,000 kilometers at an average speed of 6.25 gigabits per second.http://www.neowin.net/comments.php?id=19237&category=main
Please don’t use the code tags for quotes, it messes up the page size. Thnx.
Note that 6.25gigabits is about 780mb per second.
Quote:quote:Originally posted by Dalebut the issue is with banwidth.. servers giving out 6.25 gigs out of a server.. ouch.. if that was my computer downloading or sending that.. my computer would stall..
well.. thats my point of view…
Well, that’s nice… but I don’t understand you at all. 🙂
Is it even possible to write that much to your computer at once? Wouldn’t you need some sort of software to split up or control the download so that your computer doesn’t crash from the strain?
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