KingFish
15 Jan 2005, 2:26am
A team sent a multiple stream data transmission with a transfer rate of 7.21 gigabits per second over more than half the circumference of the earth.
The Internet2 consortium announced that a research team based at the University of Tokyo set a new IPv4 transmission speed record in November. The team successfully sent a multiple stream data transmission with a transfer rate of 7.21 gigabits per second over a distance of 20,645 kilometers " more than half the circumference of the earth.
The Internet2 land speed record measures the data transfer rate by the distance traveled. The Tokyo team, which includes members from Fujitsu Computer Technologies and the Widely Integrated Distributed Environment Project, surpassed the previous record, set by a joint SUNET-Sprint team, by more than 20%.
Wow! -KF
Source: CommsDesign (http://www.commsdesign.com/showArticle.jhtml;jsessionid=NPYWHXZ5QINBGQSNDBCCKHSCJUMEKJVN?articleID=57701022)
The Internet2 consortium announced that a research team based at the University of Tokyo set a new IPv4 transmission speed record in November. The team successfully sent a multiple stream data transmission with a transfer rate of 7.21 gigabits per second over a distance of 20,645 kilometers " more than half the circumference of the earth.
The Internet2 land speed record measures the data transfer rate by the distance traveled. The Tokyo team, which includes members from Fujitsu Computer Technologies and the Widely Integrated Distributed Environment Project, surpassed the previous record, set by a joint SUNET-Sprint team, by more than 20%.
Wow! -KF
Source: CommsDesign (http://www.commsdesign.com/showArticle.jhtml;jsessionid=NPYWHXZ5QINBGQSNDBCCKHSCJUMEKJVN?articleID=57701022)