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Spawned from CERN Large Hadron Collider ---New "Grid" Internet to be 10,000 times faster than Broadband!
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I've been thinking about the speeds they are proposing..
If we go by this:
"US FCC used 200 kbit/s in their definition until march 19th 2008 after which it was scaled up to require a minimum of 768 kbit/s to be defined as broadband."
768 x 10,000 is 7680000
7680000 kilobits = 937.5 Megabytes. And 937.5 Megabytes or 7500 Megabits of data per second is around about the speed they are proposing..
That's 7.3GB transfer rate onto HD.
Is there a HD that has that kind of capability yet?
Just wondering, I don't know personally.
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