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espaeth
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Perspective

Serial ATA hard drives top out at 35-40MB/sec in IO; that's 280-320mbps. Even if you had GigE access to your home, the average user couldn't push that kind of IO unless they had a hardware RAID10 array using SCSI drives.

What application is he proposing that would require GigE access to the home?

protox
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In 20 years we'll be using storage devices that far exceed the 35-40MB/sec SATA gives us today.



espaeth
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said by protox:

In 20 years we'll be using storage devices that far exceed the 35-40MB/sec SATA gives us today.
In 20 years it will also be significantly cheaper to deliver GigE access to the home, provided that's still the access method of choice. That's not a good reason to spend an insane amount of money to deliver GigE edge connectivity today.

patcat88

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Jamaica, NY
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In what way your propose, unless its wireless, it will require physical construction costs, those haven't changed in 2 million years, at some point you will still need a man with shovel.


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