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Right, that massive 4MBit of bandwidth that passes for Netflix HD. I think thats about the state of art in 1970. Not to mention that the Netflix congestion isn
by revelation 12y ago
Right, that massive 4MBit of bandwidth that passes for Netflix HD. I think thats about the state of art in 1970.
Not to mention that the Netflix congestion isn't happening in the last mile, it's at interconnection points that could be trivially upgraded for very, very little money (compared to expanding fiber). Unless they are trying to hide that they have been massively overselling bandwidth to customers, in which case a class lawsuit would probably be in order.
- FlyingLawnmower 12y agoGotcha. I guess I've had some misconceptions after viewing charts like this: http://cdn.bgr.com/2013/11/sandvine-2h-2013.png http://cdn.bgr.com/2013/11/sandvine-2h-2013.png that show huge amounts of (relative) netflix consumption.