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7Gbits/s saturated over a month is 2,247 TB http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=7Gb%2Fs+in+TB%2Fmonth&aq=f&aqi=h1&oq= http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=7Gb
by necro 17y ago
7Gbits/s saturated over a month is 2,247 TB
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=7Gb%2Fs+in+TB%2Fmonth&aq=f&aqi=h1&oq= http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=7Gb%2Fs+in+TB%2Fmon...
So at your €15/TB i would be €33,705 / month
Also €15/TB seems low as prices around the US are $0.10/GB so $100/TB which would equate to around $200k/month
Of course when you are pushing that much data you're going to want to pay per Mbit/s and with bandwidth as low as $3/Mbit we get around $21,000/month
What is probably happening here is that this guy has 7 dedicate servers at about $150 each per month that have a gigabit connection with say a couple of TB data allowance for each server and he's just saying that he has a capacity of 7Gb/s. The chat client is probably peer to peer so the video bandwidth for him is not that critical.
- mseebach 17y ago> 7Gbits/s saturated over a month is 2,247 TB Even the best calculation is wrong when you plug in the wrong friggin data... I confused myself from converting gbit to GB and ended up with 0.7 gbit instead of 7 .. :-S > Also €15/TB seems low That's why I do business with them :) It's hetzner.de, and their "rootserver" (€49/month and up) comes with 2.000 GB free traffic. Extra is free, but capped at 10 mbit, or €14.90/TB. The servers are connected at 100 mbit, though. I'd guess that's just to keep the ethernet infrastructure cheap, and a gbit connection would be possible for a fee. I'm not affiliated with them, just a happy customer.