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post #41 of 54
6/25/12 at 10:42pm
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Haha. This. I don't know why the US has to have such low speeds still.

Simple, there isn't enough motivation for the ISPs to compete in such a way that it benefits us. There are also areas where cable may exist but not DSL or fiber, and vice versa, so competition isn't possible in the first place.
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6/25/12 at 10:50pm
sweet news but its not like any corporation will use this at a decent price for its customers
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post #43 of 54
6/26/12 at 10:08am
The US isn't that bad. Try the UK. Some parts of Scotland are still on dial up....
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6/26/12 at 10:11am
sorry if this is a stupid question but is it possible to create something that can generate unlimited bandwidth? Or is it just a hardware restriction?
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6/26/12 at 10:39am
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Simple, there isn't enough motivation for the ISPs to compete in such a way that it benefits us. There are also areas where cable may exist but not DSL or fiber, and vice versa, so competition isn't possible in the first place.

*Waits patiently for the 1 in a million chance of Google laying down fiber where I live*
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6/26/12 at 10:51am
So, do ya think that 320GB/s is fast enough for cloud GPUs? (Think big...)
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6/26/12 at 11:01am
We can has now?
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6/26/12 at 11:02am
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I was about to say something about neutrinos, but went and googled it again and, to my disappointment, found that they had been disproved. :'(
Neutrinos exist but sadly are not FTL.
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While right now, gaming may not need it, but given the bandwidth and advances in computing technology, wouldn't it be possible to utilize this kind of speed for much more detailed games? I remember an interview with dice where they talked about the limitations imposed by bandwidth and that it's hard to make MP work due to everything thats happening that is actually game changing. For instance, A building being blown up has to update across all these different lines as fast as possible because it actually affects gameplay. So with speeds this fast, or even at 1gbps, not only would games be instantaneous, but they could benefit a lot with that restriction gone. I am by no means a developer or even very smart at networkings, so feel free to correct me if I'm wrong, but surely this would have some benefits for online gaming?
It is not really a thoughput issue.... check your network traffic playing BF3... it is not that much.

Sync so many thing plus the different latency is the hard part.
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6/26/12 at 11:29am
Why would ISP's upgrade their service when they can continue to increase service costs year after year while offering you less and less citing they are "overloaded because of too much downloading"
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6/26/12 at 11:59am
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Why would ISP's upgrade their service when they can continue to increase service costs year after year while offering you less and less citing they are "overloaded because of too much downloading"

Instead of blaming the ISPs look into things like net neutrality and the affect they have on the industry and how they budget for the future.
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