The Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation has set a new data transfer record using fiber optics, topping out the old record by 4 Terabytes per second. The speed was achieved over a 100-mile-long fiber optic cable, improving upon the previous 10 terabyte per second record by almost half. At 14 terabytes per second the transfer rate would be the https://techfreep.com/ntt-sets-download-record-at-14-terabytes-per-second.htm
:shock: The main problem is, u wouldn't be able to utilize this speed even if u have it, coz no server in the world has that kinda upload speed....But Bittorrent networks would be heavenly ......
But then there is a difference. The internet speed howsoever much fast, doesnt make any sense if the hardisk read/write speed is less. when 512 kb/s internet was initially offered, the harddisk r/w speed was still > 10 Mb/s
^^Rightly said,,.....the HD Data transfer speed wouldn't be so high.Even if we get that connection, the best speed will be the HD max data transfer speed.......c'mon! 14terabytes is not a game :