Post: 26 Terabytes Per Second internet speed.
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05-24-2011, 07:16 PM
#1
coldkill1233
Grunt
Originally posted by another user
In a dramatic breakthrough, scientists have learned how to use optical fiber to transmit data over a single laser at speeds that dwarf even today's fastest Internet connections.
This could be a great breakthrough for the internet community. Imaging having that type of internet speed, most people have what, 2 MB/s? Thats not even a Gigabyte.
Originally posted by another user
Such bandwidth would enable an Internet user to download the entire library of congress in about 10 seconds, according to the BBC.
Oh and just a final note they said, "Already a 100 terabits per second experiment has been demonstrated,"
What else could come from this?
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05-25-2011, 07:27 AM
#29
XxprokillahxX
Banned
Originally posted by Dr.
i wonder how much this would cost 
Only $22,000 a month or $500 per gig. xD
nah jokes, but like the guy said above, it will take many years to actually set it up, all australians like myself are still on DSL! All you lucky ones, i would do anything to have more than 5mb/s (our exchange is like 3 km a way)
05-25-2011, 10:18 AM
#31
Axiom
PC Gamer
Originally posted by ZoneHD
Can i just say this doesnt mean shit, heck we dont even have 1 gb yet, no household has 1gb yet never mine a terrabyte, this would take hundreds of years to implant.
It didn't take them long to implement fibre optic after it was discovered, what makes you think this'll be different.
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