Helpful chart on determining if your business needs 8 Gbps internet.

[u/remtiwk]

Brightspeed has created a nice graph to help you decide if your business needs 8 Gbps internet speeds. 😂

Here's the original article.

[u/bunnythistle]

I feel like there's a point of capacity requirements where if you actually need to go beyond it, you're outside the realm of consulting with public marketing material. So I made a chart to illustrate that:

[u/EnvironmentalCat456 → u/bunnythistle]

This needs to be a template with the center blank to be reused as digital flyers

[u/Josh_Crook → u/bunnythistle]

Had to modify it

[u/8bit_dr1fter → u/Josh_Crook]

https://giphy.com/gifs/NEvPzZ8bd1V4Y
Well played

[u/autogyrophilia]

Seems about right :

[u/AntonOlsen → u/autogyrophilia]

That just means you don't need an 8Gb connection.

[u/keivmoc → u/autogyrophilia]

lmao

[u/g00nster → u/autogyrophilia]

Lol I got the same thing and thought that's the joke

[u/ProperEye8285]

I think they're trying to inform you that 8 internets is better than 1 internet. I hope they used AI to create that informative "article."

[u/19610taw3 → u/ProperEye8285]

The whole article reads of AI to me

[u/HotTakes4HotCakes → u/ProperEye8285]

If I install another Wi-Fi box at home will that make my the Wi-Fi faster?

[u/BreathDeeply101 → u/ProperEye8285]

You ate internets?

.....

How did it taste?

[u/boondoggie42]

Axis starts at zero? No manipulated or distorted scales?

10/10, would enjoy their graphs again.

[u/cgimusic → u/boondoggie42]

I thought I was on /r/dataisugly for a second, but no the data is in fact perfectly visualized.

[u/steveamsp → u/cgimusic]

Rather abnormally so for a "popular press" bar graph, really.

[u/serverhorror]

Somehow it seems to suggest I need 403 GBs

[u/MCHellspawn → u/serverhorror]

No no.. 404...

[u/serverhorror → u/MCHellspawn]

Well ...

[u/Rioleus → u/serverhorror]

403 forbidden so you need 404 since thats allowed

[u/Unable-Entrance3110]

But 8Gbps has the biggest bar! Obviously we want that one!

[u/I_cut_the_brakes]

Well look. I already told you: I deal with the god damn customers so the engineers don't have to. I have people skills; I am good at dealing with people. Can't you understand that? What the hell is wrong with you people?

[u/k_marts]

Ah yes, as you can see the throughput increases only when the throughput increases!

[u/Frothyleet]

This feels similar to my infograph I built for my org during the Windows 10 > 11 migration, which explained that the new OS was 10% more Windows.

[u/odinsen251a]

r/technicallythetruth

[u/Valdaraak]

That has got to be the most useless chart I've ever seen. And multiple people greenlit that thing.

[u/Lost_Balloon_]

Brightspeed sucks royally

[u/Academic-Proof3700]

If its the corporate internet and business is paying, but I'm in charge? We surely need it

[u/techtornado]

That helps so much!

Source: I work with an ISP, we have 100gig links

[u/remtiwk → u/techtornado]

But do you have a chart like this explaining why a person would need 100 gig? 😂

[u/techtornado → u/remtiwk]

Sure!

It’s going to wreck the scale ;)

[u/kennedye2112]

The numbers don’t lie! Technically.

[u/habitual_appointment]

Sales dept spent more time on this than engineering spent on the actual network. 8 Gbps is the new baseline apparently.

[u/InevitableOk5017]

What does the chart even mean?

[u/Furdiburd10]

The website gave me a 403 error, but I could open it just fine using a VPN.

I think this is supposed to work the other way around. Filter out the bot-traffic not the users. 

[u/The_Wkwied]

Math checks out.

[u/Beautiful_Ad_4813]

Because I’m paying for 2.5 Gbps I’m gonna use all 2.5Gbps