Google Fiber demos how you'd actually use 20 Gig at home
Google Fiber is planning to offer residential 20 Gig with Wi-Fi 7 by the end of 2023, and today demoed what it looks like in practice...
Great, most people still don't have synchronous gig. I don't think tech understands they still have technical debt from promises of yesteryear.
Most people simply don't care about innovations when the last few just passed them by.
synchronous gig
I think you mean “symmetrical”
Yes that is what I meant. Thank you.
The 6 people who can get it will be pleased, I guess...
Just why?
Because this wouldn't be targeted towards a single device/connection. This is for a household of 5+ streaming 4k, running servers, having cloud (yada yada) IoT devices running simultaneously.
It's the hobbyist tier. It's like asking someone "why do you ever need more than one cast iron pan" when they're into cast iron pan collecting.
Is that household currently in this room?
20 gig is more than a typical enterprise server currently has. No household needs that much bandwidth. How many households even have more than 3 4k devices at all, let alone using them all simultaneously to stream 4k content.
This is aimed at people who pay 500€ for a pan because it has been treated with handsqueezed mink oil. Stupid enthusiasts with too much money. They will find those, no doubt, but it's still stupid.
PS: just think about how much power the modem alone will draw.
Sorry I misinterpreted the word home. For me it was a technologie put in direction of normal people , not hobbyist one. Thank s for the clarification.
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