These two concepts, "bandwidth" and "latency," must be very familiar to you if you are an active internet user. They are not the same thing, despite the fact that many people think they are. More bandwidth is better in terms of performance, whereas less latency is preferable. You can get the most out of your internet connection if you are aware of the differences between the two. Let's examine what... Read More
The Fibre to the Home broadband offering is something that has penetrated the broadband market in recent years. Since the last few years, many companies in India have started offering massive speeds which go in the range of 100 Mbps to even 1 Gbps. While a connection of 1 Gbps might be overkill for a normal household, but a lot of homes having a broadband connection with speeds of 100... Read More
The 2011 volcanic eruptions in Iceland led to a complete shutdown of travel across Europe for an entire week. But it was hardly a barrier. The entire world witnessed the fiery yet majestic scenes as drones relayed real-time images which sent viewers into a tizzy. On the other hand, KLM Airlines resorted to Twitter to communicate with customers as call centres were unable to take the heightened load. Post-crisis, the... Read More
If you have been an avid internet user, time and again, you must have heard these two terms - ‘bandwidth’ and ‘latency’. Many people confuse them to be the same thing, but they are not. In the case of bandwidth, the more, the better, while in the case of latency, the lesser, the better. Understanding the difference between the two can help you get the most out of your internet... Read More
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