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That's 402Tbps. I don't know why the title uses this weird "402M Mbps".
by SPascareli13 2y ago
That's 402Tbps. I don't know why the title uses this weird "402M Mbps".
- coin 2y agoIt’s like those USB battery packs that advertise “20k mAh”. They clearly do not understand SI prefixes.
- diath 2y agoI'd wager it's the average person not understanding and the marketing team just appealing to them to make it less confusing, kind of like that third pounder story.
- ubutler 2y agoProbably because the title of the article uses 402,000,000 Mbps and I think there’s a rule(?) on HN about not misrepresenting titles or rewording them too much, though I’d wager 402 Tbps is fair alteration.
- crmd 2y agoIt’s like how we still specify power plants in ‘thousands of megawatts’ instead of gigawatts, I assume because of the back to the future reference