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by Stranger43
2282 days ago
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What is more important is that WFH traffic is far more balanced in it's up/down ratio and hence is likely to have neutral pearing costs if it leaves the ISP's network at all. Not to mention that most of the people now moving to home office will be spending their time working in relatively low bandwidth applications not sitting video conferences. |
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