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> 25gbit symmetrical available Unless I was building a data center, think AWS/Azure, 25gb would not even be an option given I would want to burn money in the U
by mr337 3y ago
> 25gbit symmetrical available
Unless I was building a data center, think AWS/Azure, 25gb would not even be an option given I would want to burn money in the US.
- thfuran 3y agoI'd happily switch to it tomorrow if I could get it close to that price. I'd probably even eventually get around to getting switches and NICs that'd let me actually see the speed.
- inetknght 3y agoAs a software engineer, I would use 25gbit daily, particularly during EU and US work hours (my team crosses continents). I'd download those yuuuuuge deployments in seconds instead of minutes. And the scary thing is... I'd be super tempted to actually get it if it were offered here. I already have 1gbit fiber and the hardware for 10gbit. I wouldn't need to upgrade much to utilize it. Well, I would if the servers I'm downloading from could provide at that speed. I'm pretty sure they're connected at 10gbit for a lot of the same reasons.
- jiofj 3y agoNo server is going to give you 25 gbit for yourself. Or routes are going to be congested. I have 1 gbit and almost all servers don't have that available for me.
- msh 3y agoI have one 1 gigabit and can fill it out using several services, downloading from steam and the playstation store will max out my one gigabits. But in general I think if you build it people will find usecases for it.
- wil421 3y agoYour company will give you 25gbit bandwidth on a VPN?
- chaxor 3y ago"640k ought to be enough for anybody"
- CyberDildonics 3y agoWho are you quoting and why? Bill Gates never said that.