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10Gb At Home?

Adam Boucher
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I'm sorry if this question has been asked before or if this is the wrong forum.

 

1. Is there an at home way to get a 10GbE internet connection?

 

2. Is it possible to do so for WiFi?

 

 

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It's possible yet incredibly unlikely- as no ISP's would sell that speed for anything short of data center prices. Also no wireless devices will be able to transmit and receive 10Gbps over wifi, if you want 10Gb between devices get some 10Gb NIC's and connect them using FSP or DAC.

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yea wifi can get that fast, 802.11ax capable client and AP can deliver a theoretical maximum of 14gigabit per second. both are very very pro grade tech and not available to consumers, 802.11ax is still in development. 10gigabit connection to home is possible too, but it will cost you a kidney or two.

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get an expensive commercial/business plan. you might have to move to an industrial area

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You will also need storage that supports that speed. Which will cost an arm an a leg, as will the connection. So possible? Maybe... Probable? No.

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