Mbps
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The company plans four tiers of service, with equal speeds for uploads and downloads: $65 a month for 500 Mbps, $75 for 1 gigabyte per second, $85 for 2 Gbps, and $99 for small-business connections.
From Los Angeles Times
Time and again, hotel guests say they’d like a fast and reliable wireless connection — anything above 100 Mbps will do.
From Seattle Times
At least half of the households in areas receiving the new funding lack access to internet speeds of 100 megabits per second download and 20 Mbps upload — what the federal government considers “underserved” in broadband terminology.
From Seattle Times
The recipients’ mandate is to build networks that raise those levels to at least 100 Mbps upload and 100 Mbps download speeds for every household, business and farm in their service areas.
From Seattle Times
A little-known fact is that most companies only list and market their download speeds, so if you see a cable internet provider listing 200 mbps, for example, that’s only the download speed.
From Seattle Times
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