Computers | July 15th, 2007
Sigbritt, 75, has world’s fastest internet connection
A 75 year young woman from Karlstad in central Sweden has been thrust into the IT history books – with the world’s fastest internet connection. Fast enough to pull down HD-DVDs in 2 seconds or view 1500 HDTV channels simultaneously.
Sigbritt L?thberg’s home has been setup with a smoking hot 40 Gbps connection, that’s thousands of times faster than what you and I get at home.
Rank hath its privileges, or in this case age has its privileges? Nope, it’s the old story of “it’s who you know in high places” that’s applicable here. You see, until this connection was hooked up Sigbritt didn’t even own a computer, but her son Peter L?thberg is Sweden’s internet pioneer and he collaborated with the local networking council to setup his mom’s home as a demonstration of what’s possible for the rest of humanity if you invest in the right infrastructure.
Link to the article from TheLocal.se
via Ministry of Tech
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calgary web
Nov 30th, 2009I wish i was his mommy. ,,,whos your momma
Marshall
Nov 30th, 2009see just goes to show the rest of the world gets hosed while the rich and powerfull get the works its all about control folks how come were not using ipV6 how come providers are still capping out download speeds were still using crappy outdated UPT CAT5 cable too
levi
Dec 1st, 2009because people still pay for it. just because technology can do it, doesn’t mean we can legitimately afford it either, my bet says it wasn’t cheap to set her up with that
Ukasuy
Dec 1st, 2009WANT
Adam
Dec 1st, 2009A thousand times faster than what you and I get at home… and a thousand times faster than her system bus throughput. What a waste.
David
Dec 2nd, 2009old news..
Also, most hard drives only write at under 150MB/s…
James
Dec 2nd, 2009And also most computers don’t write web pages to hard drives…there’s this thing called…RAM