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this post was submitted on 17 Jul 2023
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The network is capable of 10Gbps, but are those speeds being offered? That bit might be a bit disingenuous, if you called the network by its max capable speeds, confusing people on lower tiers? I don't know. Easier to talk about fibre to the home and its impact on ubiquity and reliability without getting into the names that imply speeds, to my tastes. Hear you on the rest and the name's meaning too.
Yeah if Comcast wants to refer to their asymmetrical 1.2Gbps connection using its theoretical maximum, why can't others compare it to other network's theoretical maximums?