In many (some?) places, the bandwidth is not a problem.
(E.g. in my area Suddenlink has recently upgraded all the plans,
with the slowest plan available being 15 Mbps down/ 1.5 Mbps up.
This exceeds what T1 offers (1.44/1.44), even for the up direction.
And the second level above that (which used to be 8 Mpbs some 6-7 years
ago, when I signed up for it) is 50/5.
However, the problem is in the traffic monthly cap. With my 50/5, it is
only 250 GB per month. And as far as I know, that's the main limiting
factor with most ISPs (at least with the major cable-internet provider).
Now, speaking of the initial problem in this thread, I wrote about it
in a separate thread (my message seems to have been delayed for several
hours):
http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg715841.html
Stan, I suspect it might be related to the problem you experienced.
Igor
Bob W Thu, 23 Apr 2015 09:33:10 -0700 wrote:
The "cloud" makes me laugh, almost no one has the bandwidth available to
make the "cloud" work the way it's proponents claim it will work.
I think it depends where you are. Over here I have 76mb fibre optic and a
very fast wifi and the whole cloud thing works really well.
B
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From: PDML [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of P.J. Alling
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The "cloud" makes me laugh, almost no one has the bandwidth available to
make the "cloud" work the way it's proponents claim it will work. When I
get
a personal T-1 line, then we can talk about cloud computing, and even then
it
will seem slow.
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