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2010: SA should learn from Deutsche Telekom

Thread starter kaspaas
Start date Jul 14, 2006

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kaspaas

Expert Member

Jul 14, 2006

#1

http://www.itweb.co.za/sections/computing/2006/0607141057.asp?A=INV&S=Innovations&O=FPIN

Some 480GB of data streamed through 499km of cable each second at the broadcast centre; the equivalent of 240 000 MP3 songs, he says. There were 1 500 technicians monitoring the streaming images at the broadcasting to ensure continuity.[\quote]

Sneeky

Honorary Master

Jul 14, 2006

#2

Telkoms gonna bust a cap in FIFA's ass in no time at all

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kingmonty

Expert Member

Jul 14, 2006

#3

question: why couldn't they round off the length of cable to say 500km?

Sneeky

Honorary Master

Jul 14, 2006

#4

kingmonty said:
question: why couldn't they round off the length of cable to say 500km?

They are german, its 499 not 500

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