I think international "bandwidth" comes in the form of "Data Transferred" which is erroneously called "Bandwidth". 22 TB data transfer will come to insane costs.The published news report says the govt has told the ISPs to provide 2 mbps speeds. That means the criminal ISPs can very well provide us very high speeds at the present prices but have been pricing them at 40 times more!
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^criminal ISPs :lol:
QUOTE(Sushubh @ Jan 8 2007, 05:54 PM) [snapback]73884[/snapback]
oh people download insane amount of stuff. those people are the people who are seeders on all the big networks.[/b]
erm...they have capped the upload to 256Kbps, right? So it shouldn't be that big a deal. Seeders are only concerned about uploads.
QUOTE(inetbum @ Jan 9 2007, 04:43 PM) [snapback]74161[/snapback]
I think international "bandwidth" comes in the form of "Data Transferred" which is erroneously called "Bandwidth". 22 TB data transfer will come to insane costs.[/b]
They are charged by speed and not volume. So if they connect to some ISP's backbone at 100Mbps, they're charged a particular amount irrespective of the data transfer that line sees...
oh people download insane amount of stuff. those people are the people who are seeders on all the big networks.[/b]
erm...they have capped the upload to 256Kbps, right? So it shouldn't be that big a deal. Seeders are only concerned about uploads.
QUOTE(inetbum @ Jan 9 2007, 04:43 PM) [snapback]74161[/snapback]
I think international "bandwidth" comes in the form of "Data Transferred" which is erroneously called "Bandwidth". 22 TB data transfer will come to insane costs.[/b]
They are charged by speed and not volume. So if they connect to some ISP's backbone at 100Mbps, they're charged a particular amount irrespective of the data transfer that line sees...
