Internet2 ramps up to 8.8Tbps(arstechnica.com)
arstechnica.com
Internet2 ramps up to 8.8Tbps
http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/news/2011/03/start-drooling-slowpokes-internet2-ramps-up-to-88tbps.ars
4 comments
It's funny, whenever an Internet2 headline surfaces it always brings to mind memories of i2hub. I wonder what percentage of Internet2 usages that accounted for while it was alive.
Same here... but mostly just brings back the feeling of dread when I heard about the lawsuits :)
Hard drive failure the week the RIAA scanned the network == lucky break for broke college student
Hard drive failure the week the RIAA scanned the network == lucky break for broke college student
and att still requires caps :(
I don't exactly get telemedecine, most of the examples I've seen are HD video teleconferencing setups or controlling robots from afar, both thing that seem to require mostly low latency.
Anyway, they tested a 100G link between chicago and new orleans at Supercomputing last year, NASA and NOAA filled it up very easily ;p