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Because they didn't have 50% of their users trying to view 6 mbit/s video streams. EDIT: Just wanted to clarify that 50% is a number I pulled out of my ass. Th

by exelius 13y ago

Because they didn't have 50% of their users trying to view 6 mbit/s video streams. EDIT: Just wanted to clarify that 50% is a number I pulled out of my ass. The general point is that the percentage of users who stream video online on a regular basis is increasing more quickly than the economics/logistics allow the ISPs to perform network upgrades.

AnthonyMouse 13y ago
> The general point is that the percentage of users who stream video online on a regular basis is increasing more quickly than the economics/logistics allow the ISPs to perform network upgrades. This is another citation needed point. Bandwidth consumption has always increased over time, as has the performance per dollar of routing equipment.