OK, I had heard differently but that was ages ago.Super Nova wrote: ↑Tue Apr 26, 2022 8:38 pmNo, that is bollocks.Jovial Monk wrote: ↑Tue Apr 26, 2022 8:32 pmFTTH would also provide a perfect wave guide for quantum computing if that ever becomes a reality.
If you mean quantum encryption, that will still no work because it can it will not survive any interference, e.g. switching, going through a medium ...anything, the entanglement is lost at the point of any interaction with it.
No doubt fiber is the fastest way to go and what a fuckup australia. We are becoming the stupid country. Very sad.
ALP white elephant NBN edges closer to obsolescence.
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I'm on a 4G modem and it's quite fast.Super Nova wrote: ↑Tue Apr 26, 2022 8:38 pmNo, that is bollocks.Jovial Monk wrote: ↑Tue Apr 26, 2022 8:32 pmFTTH would also provide a perfect wave guide for quantum computing if that ever becomes a reality.
If you mean quantum encryption, that will still no work because it can it will not survive any interference, e.g. switching, going through a medium ...anything, the entanglement is lost at the point of any interaction with it.
No doubt fiber is the fastest way to go and what a fuckup australia. We are becoming the stupid country. Very sad.
I often get 100 Mbps.
With 5G being rolled out it will undermine fiber optic.
Re: ALP white elephant NBN edges closer to obsolescence.
Another moron. As stupid as IQ.
HM users per tower?
You think 5G can provide symmetric Gigabyte bandwidth?
HM users per tower?
You think 5G can provide symmetric Gigabyte bandwidth?
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