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But any given provider won't have a 2 Tbps uplink out of their own network. It would likely have to be highly distributed across many providers. ISP's don't b
by kyrra 6y ago
But any given provider won't have a 2 Tbps uplink out of their own network. It would likely have to be highly distributed across many providers. ISP's don't build their networks to support all customers running at max at the same time, as most consumers will only push that 1Gbps limit for short bursts.
- sudosysgen 6y agoSure. You can spread your attack over a few countries and as a result a good 20 ISPs. I assure you if your ISP offers cheap gigabit they have a 100Gbps uplink.
- user5994461 6y agoI don't see why they would not have Tbps uplink. ISP infrastructure is symmetric fiber. A single fiber can do 100 Gbps without troubles. And when you have to bulldozer the road to lay the fiber, you don't put a single fiber but a pack of a hundred. There is no crosstalk between fibers unlike with copper, so one has interest to put as many as possible.