Lets do some math...
Announced in 2006, we can push 14 terabits a second through a fiber optic cable. That is the equivalent of 50 billion people downloading at 60 megabits a second all at the same time! [http://bit.ly/fIY5Wn]
Announced in March this year, we can push 69 terabits a second through a fiber optic cable. That is the equivalent of 250 billion people downloading at 59 megabits a second all at the same time! [http://bit.ly/gQtoOA]
Still think those bandwidth caps are for our benefit or just price gouging?
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