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 tshirtPremium,MVM
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Re: Correction said by Radio Active: It's all fluff, smoke and mirrors. How many consumers' computers can actually utilize/process that kind of bandwidth? NONE...yet! But imagine a sigle fiber able to handle a medium business location, or a apt. complex/hotel or a personal server farm (don't forget the cost of the service, plus the power requirements/bill)
By the time this reaches end user deployment, there will be demand (one drives the other) | |
 Radio ActiveMy pappy's a pistolPremium
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Fullerton, CA | said by tshirt:said by Radio Active: It's all fluff, smoke and mirrors. How many consumers' computers can actually utilize/process that kind of bandwidth? NONE...yet! But imagine a sigle fiber able to handle a medium business location, or a apt. complex/hotel or a personal server farm (don't forget the cost of the service, plus the power requirements/bill) By the time this reaches end user deployment, there will be demand (one drives the other) Good point. I just wasn't looking at the "bigger" picture, that one connection could actually be used for more than a couple or few devices.
"D'OH!" on me. With many devices and adequate routing and switching, I imagine this is not unattainable or unusable. Thanks, all, for the clue. 
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