
Originally Posted by
NickW
The UK is very well connected and has great bandwidth. I think it's probably the broadband network that you're thinking of.
And pushing the full 100TB is fine and very much a possibility. If you looked at the 100TB.com threads that pop up on webhostingtalk every so often you'll see plenty of people pushing a full 1Gbit port to the max and using very large amounts of bandwidth.
About the overselling: yes of course they are. But every datacentre in the world oversells bandwidth.
The UK's only good for bandwidth on a commerical scale due to london linx, if you take linx out the question then its nothing...
Domestic providers in some parts of the U.S are reeling out over 100mbps to house holds and its perfect and its been the norm for year's, Yet the UK is just "playing" with 100mbps at the moment and not really even got it reeled out.
So in terms of networks the UK is poor, Even look here for proof
http://www.ispreview.co.uk/story/201...broadband.html
Yet the 100TB brand over in the U.S is based in softlayer which is one of the best datacenters in the world, In terms of connectivity.
I,ll be glad to see how 100TB works out in the UK when VAT is set to increase
Yes i understand everyone is a bandwidth overseller, However theirs overselling and theirs grossy overselling to the point that it nearly becomes "false advertisement"