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GB/SGigabits per second
GB/sGigabyte per Second
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Summary: With an initial capacity of 40 gigabits per second, expandable to 3,200 Gbps, this submarine cable, connecting Kelibia to Italian city of Mazara, is one of the most important telecommunications works in the Mediterranean; it covers the distance of 180 kilometres.
Tunisia has its first 100% Tunisian submarine cable by UMCI News (Potomac Falls, VA)
7 gigabits per second of another laser-based method reported by a different group last year and is on par with the speed of computer-based number generators.
Laser beam, simple math employed to produce random numbers faster: ... by Sanders, Laura / Science News
21 Gigabits per second was sustained using a single TCP stream and standard 1500-byte Ethernet frames over trans-continental link, breaking the world record.
CHELSIO DELIVERS WORLD RECORD ETHERNET PERFORMANCE by Computer Protocols
 
 
 
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