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Careful with case. 1GB = 1 Gigabyte. 1Gb = 1 Gigabit. Init7, the subject of this thread, supplies 25Gb/s, not 25GB/s. And why are batteries being brought into
by Youden 5y ago
Careful with case. 1GB = 1 Gigabyte. 1Gb = 1 Gigabit.
Init7, the subject of this thread, supplies 25Gb/s, not 25GB/s.
And why are batteries being brought into the discussion? This is a fibre service, it only operates in fixed installations, where grid electricity is available.
- bullen 5y agoCareful with not reading other comments... it's already explained. I misstype GB and Gb all the time because I talk about disc sizes and network all the time, but you see humans can adapt to my misstake and correct without having to tell me I'm wrong again after the edit timeout has expired... Xo But to further expand on the battery solution: humanity needs to move away from centralization ASAP, and the most efficient way to do this is to host servers at home. If you only use the fiber you have for consumption you are a slave but if you produce (and potentially sell) something of value from home you are a king. Unless of course the companies and governements take your external IPv4 away, then you're a slave again, so it's important that EVERYONE that has fiber with an external IP to use it as hosting now, so it's harder for them to undo!