A single fiber strand could carry the world's internet traffic
18 Nov 2014 • engadget.comNone of that tech alone is new, but the net result of that was 255Tbps (31.8 Terabytes per second), enough to handle the world’s peak internet traffic, according to ExtremeTech. Don’t expect a speed boost at home anytime soon – there’s no way to mass produce the cables yet, and current infrastructure wouldn’t support it anyway. But at least you can look forward to a day when you could download all 317,060 movies in the IMDB in two and half hours.
Yes, please.