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Google to test ulta high-speed broadband network
#21
solarboy Wrote:like 10 minutes? I may have misunderstood, but If it is really 1gb/s then like 2 seconds

A lot of people can already download maple in 10 minutes. With this it would take ~1-1.5 min.
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#22
it will still be ~10 minutes to download maplestory cause nexon's server is slow.
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#23
I for one welcome our new google overlords.

i would love to have the money to say oh hey ISP thats overcharging everyone we are going to make a 100x faster connection line that we will give to people for half the cost you charge now.

also suck my large plantain.
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#24
ThatWasMyKil Wrote:I for one welcome our new google overlords.

i would love to have the money to say oh hey ISP thats overcharging everyone we are going to make a 100x faster connection line that we will give to people for half the cost you charge now.

also suck my large plantain.
It really seems like google has been trying to take over recently with Wave, Chrome OS, Nexus one, advertising more, buzz, and now this.
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#25
A Giga[SIZE="7"]BIT[/SIZE] per second is only 128 Mega[SIZE="7"]BYTES[/SIZE].

Regardless, that's still f[SIZE="2"]uc[/SIZE]king fast.
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#26
shroum Wrote:._.
So over a corse of events google has changed the world from a 1 hour maplestory download to a 1 minute download.
GG Windows and mac but you are about to be killed by google.

I don't get what Operating Systems have to do with download speed.
AT&T, Comcast, Verizon and TWC are about to get raped by google.

This is going to be very nice, though. We're lagging behind in speeds for a superpower. Necessary infrastructure upgrade.
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#27
My point being this, I've seen this before.. (I'm slightly more informed since I'm majoring in CIS, and anything that deals with internet speed, streaming speeds, or better available routers intrigues me, so I search this stuff daily, and I go to CNET a lot):

Terabyte transfer rate

Completely doable in the future, in fact, I'm not too sure about this, but I believe it's out in major corporations out there. I'll look this up more when I have time -yawn-

Speaking of all of this, I can't wait to see IP addresses converting to Hex. Lol. It won't be til another 9-10 years though. But I know it'll happen. It's inevitable. The internet is growing. We'll be going straight to IPv6.
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#28
Atuan Wrote:I don't get what Operating Systems have to do with download speed.
AT&T, Comcast, Verizon and TWC are about to get raped by google.

This is going to be very nice, though. We're lagging behind in speeds for a superpower. Necessary infrastructure upgrade.

Well one Google is making a operating system but two, what I meant was that google is now a large competitor with Windows and mac and personally I think they're going somewhere.
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#29
Kawasari Mimoto Wrote:My point being this, I've seen this before.. (I'm slightly more informed since I'm majoring in CIS, and anything that deals with internet speed, streaming speeds, or better available routers intrigues me, so I search this stuff daily, and I go to CNET a lot):

Terabyte transfer rate

Completely doable in the future, in fact, I'm not too sure about this, but I believe it's out in major corporations out there. I'll look this up more when I have time -yawn-

Speaking of all of this, I can't wait to see IP addresses converting to Hex. Lol. It won't be til another 9-10 years though. But I know it'll happen. It's inevitable. The internet is growing. We'll be going straight to IPv6.

Geez, hex'd IP adresses? Aside from security benefits though, what's the point in that?
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#30
More possible IP addresses?
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#31
Takebacker Wrote:Geez, hex'd IP adresses? Aside from security benefits though, what's the point in that?

Reason this is implemented within 10 year's time is due to the increase number of people that has access to the internet. Put this in perspective, there will not be enough Class A, B, and C IP-addresses to hold everyone in the future. It is expected that we'll be going up to 128-bits (Hexidecimal) to expand for future generations.

Current IP addres (IPv4) is like this:

128.02.16.198 (just a number) which translates to something liiiike:

10101011.10111000.10101111.11111110 (made up #)

In the future, instead of seeing stuff like:

198.16.182.28.192.198.2.16 (for example)

It'd be more logical and easier to use hexidecimals.
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#32
shroum Wrote:Well one Google is making a operating system but two, what I meant was that google is now a large competitor with Windows and mac and personally I think they're going somewhere.

I wonder how long it'll take for the paranoia to set in.
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#33
shouri Wrote:If you get 1 gigabit per second... and maplestory is ~1.5gigabytes?

About a minute and a half at most.

As fast as 12 seconds.
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#34
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Google, can we safely start to to call them Little Brother?
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#35
Soon we're going to be space pirates like the last season of REBOOT.
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#36
It would appear that if Google does this, American internet would be up there in comparison to Japanese internet, which is around 62MB per seconds for $0.27 (In American currency) per month.
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#37
ShiKage Wrote:It would appear that if Google does this, American internet would be up there in comparison to Japanese internet, which is around 62MB per seconds for $0.27 (In American currency) per month.

I'll be looking forward to this. Not everyone can afford expensive Cable or Fiber internet, but huge universities can. Hehehe . . . -smirk-
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#38
I'm already on verizon's FiOS (which is fiber optics as well). I wonder how much faster internet can get? I thought speed of light would be pretty much at the limit.
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#39
I don't understand how anyone can construe competitive pricing as to mean that a 1Gbps network would cost as much as a 12Mbps network, when 100Mbps networks for residential use could cost upwards of $100/month.
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#40
Now its oficial, Google will become the Overlord of earth...

ALL HAIL GOOGLE!
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