10Gbps fibre packages - These are your options in South Africa

[Jamie McKane]

10Gbps fibre packages - These are your options in South Africa

As fibre continues to become more accessible, Internet users expect to have access to faster speeds.

This is true both for home users and organisations - although what constitutes "faster speeds" varies depending on the type of user.

 

[NeonNinja]

What you gon do with those speeds?

 

[ScottulusMaximus]

What you gon do with those speeds?

It's for businesses...

 

[genetic]

What you gon do with those speeds?

Business... not private.

Our company runs on a 2Gbps connection, and we use the bandwidth to its full.

 

[Polymathic]

What you gon do with those speeds?

People on here who would find a way to justify having that bandwidth, 4K 60hz security cameras is one thing that would eat a considerable amount of that bandwidth

 

[genetic]

People on here who would find a way to justify having that bandwidth, 4K 60hz security cameras is one thing that would eat a considerable amount of that bandwidth

4K 60Hz can be had for around 25Mbps.

 

[charlieharper]

In South Korea you can actually get 10gbps at consumer level. Starting at 88,000krw (about R1200).. They do actually have a FUP where they throttle you if you do more than 1tb per day.... so effectively capped at ±30tb per month.

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But yeah, they are years ahead of SA... especially considering 100mbps is entry level internet in Korea.

 

[genetic]

In South Korea you can actually get 10gbps at consumer level. Starting at 88,000krw (about R1200).. They do actually have a FUP where they throttle you if you do more than 1tb per day.... so effectively capped at ±30tb per month.

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But yeah, they are years ahead of SA... especially considering 100mbps is entry level internet in Korea.

Why the necro?

 

[Goosfrabba]

In South Korea you can actually get 10gbps at consumer level. Starting at 88,000krw (about R1200).. They do actually have a FUP where they throttle you if you do more than 1tb per day.... so effectively capped at ±30tb per month.

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But yeah, they are years ahead of SA... especially considering 100mbps is entry level internet in Korea.

And here we are fighting with Rain to load a webpage

 

[Dimpie (COMPUTEK)]

Why the necro?

with useless information

 

[genetic]

And here we are fighting with Rain to load a webpage

Rain is not fibre.

 

[DapperDanMan]

1tb per day

/laughs in South Korea, cries in South Africa

 

[charlieharper]

/laughs in South Korea, cries in South Africa

Here's their full catalog.. 100mbps, 200mbps, 500mbps, 1gbps, 10gbps.

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[elf_lord_ZC5]

4K 60Hz can be had for around 25Mbps.

Times a hundred camera, recording to an off-site location