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1c/GB is a tenth of the price of datacenter bandwidth, a hundredth of residential DSL or cable access bandwidth and a thousandth the price of mobile bandwidth.
by wormseed 11y ago
1c/GB is a tenth of the price of datacenter bandwidth, a hundredth of residential DSL or cable access bandwidth and a thousandth the price of mobile bandwidth.
You're off by three orders of magnitude.
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- witty_username 11y agoI forgot to clarify I meant DC<->Internet costs. This is the incremental cost of allowing full internet access. http://www.michaelgeist.ca/2011/04/cost-to-send-a-gb/ http://www.michaelgeist.ca/2011/04/cost-to-send-a-gb/
- comex 11y agoThe purpose of the limitation isn't to save peering costs, it's to ensure users click on Facebook's ads and compensate them for the costs of providing cellular access.