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Even if the tech ends up 500x slower in real life, that might be enough to start displacing fiber. It’s really difficult to setup a home network capable of actu
by ricardobeat 2y ago
Even if the tech ends up 500x slower in real life, that might be enough to start displacing fiber. It’s really difficult to setup a home network capable of actually reaching 1Gbps without resorting to ethernet cabling. With this you won’t even need a router.
- Kirby64 2y agoDensity becomes an issue rapidly. It might be 500x slower with a few people using it, but that’ll rapidly get slower as it’s used.
- fasa99 2y agoThat's fine, if people go over the bandwidth cap of 10G with their 10G/sec connection, they will be reduced to 2G speed for network congestion protection purposes. Also for and extra $20 you can buy another 10G of bandwidth!