Fastest Speed

[jayant]

What is the fastest speed attained in networking ????

Basically in fiber optics...

[awesomegamer]

40gb/s (5Gigabytes per second) is the fastest home internet speed ever attained.

I believe, if I remember correctly, the fastest individual transfer ever (unrelated to the above connection) was about 2terabits/s.

I think I remember incorrectly, it just doesn't look right :/

[Kyougi]

That's amazing considering how most top-line HDDs can only transfer at a maximum rate of 400MB/s. What a waste.

[AverageJoe]

Well apparently it hasn't been to fast.

 

http://folding.stanford.edu/

 

 

[Master]

Well, nowadays HDDs can transfer quite a bit more than 400 MB/s....like the new SATA and SCSI drives out there, including drives that hold 1 TB+!

[euler]

Generally the big great host servers, like helionet (4 TB)

[Fly America Virtual]

Well I've Heard In Some Major Countries Like Japan The Best Networking Is 21 Mb (Depends On You're Phone Line) Which Has Ever Been Sustained, But I Believe You Can Get At Least 60 MB Of Networking In Testing Laboratory's In America.