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Re: Who needs those classic things

said by DaMaGeINC See Profile:

said by audiog See Profile:

The internet back bone is Sat. based.
Wire/Fiber is expensive to install and maintain.
Arthur C. Clarks idea of bouncing radio off of a satellite is still the fastest extreme bandwidth communication we have.

So the satellite is an old but still way ahead of what wire line can offer.

You must be kidding me. Sat's are one of the slowest forms of communication we have. Not the fastest. Averaging about 500ms latency and disruptions in bad weather.

And the fastest bandwidth we have is fiber for your information. DWDM can handle over 400GBps according to the fiber optic faq. »Fiber Optic Forum FAQ »What is Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing (DWDM)?

And saying its way ahead of what wire can offer is just ridiculous
Those are lab speeds not real world efforts YET. But it's coming.... Man oh man the new technology is coming. Wonder when Verizon will use this on the poles
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said by audiog See Profile:

The internet back bone is Sat. based.
Wire/Fiber is expensive to install and maintain.
Arthur C. Clarks idea of bouncing radio off of a satellite is still the fastest extreme bandwidth communication we have.

So the satellite is an old but still way ahead of what wire line can offer.

You must be kidding me. Sat's are one of the slowest forms of communication we have. Not the fastest. Averaging about 500ms latency and disruptions in bad weather.

And the fastest bandwidth we have is fiber for your information. DWDM can handle over 400GBps according to the fiber optic faq. »Fiber Optic Forum FAQ »What is Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing (DWDM)?

And saying its way ahead of what wire can offer is just ridiculous
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