> Do you actually need 900 down? I used to have 1000/1000 from hyperoptic in London but switched down to 150/150 as virtually nothing on the internet supports o

> Do you actually need 900 down? I used to have 1000/1000 from hyperoptic in London but switched down to 150/150 as virtually nothing on the internet supports or needs higher speeds once you get bored of running speedtests for the fun of it. I'd argue that symmetric links at 1000/1000 are actually incredibly important. The lack of decent upload speeds has created the enormous centralization of services that we see today. If most folks had gigabit (or more) upload capacity, decentralization would become a viable solution to the enormous centralization of content, data and services. There are a variety of tools that allow folks to self-host their content and many more would appear if there was widespread implementation of symmetric (multi-)gigabit ISP connections. If there were the ability to stream your puppy videos from your home internet connection to dozens of friends/family, what do you need Facebook, Instagram, etc. for? That's why high-speed symmetric connections are important.