1.39 Tb of bandwidth.

50 million is a part of 1.8 billion.

Since I'm too lazy to count this night, I shall say uh... we would get around 30 to 40 gigabits bandwidth? LOL

Unless, it is on rental basis, let's see how much profit they will gain.

Sooo 50 million is.... less than 3% of the share(again, I'm too lazy to count, so let me just give the rough value).


Tell me how much does a gigabit costs, and I'll give you how much profit tmnet would gain. Since gigabit link servers cost around 2000 dollars (or less, this is from a thought value, since I found out a 300 to 500 Mb server to cost around 800 dollars), let's think about it then .

Read the whole thread man, the topics merged. Mine is quite accurate for an estimation .

I don't think getting an extra 30 gigabits would even help a little on our country, unless they plan to have that $50 mil as a reason for discounts.

Plus, learn about the internet. In terms of how much we can upload and download, it is pretty much unlimited. We're talking about data transfers in terms of pipes anyway. The cable can download and upload 1.39 terabits (or is it?) of data at a time. To reduce the usage (hence more money for telco since they'll pay less for more customer) they would limit the amount of data the user can download.