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To: eugene salazar who wrote (19470)	1/27/1998 9:32:00 PM
From: John Stichnoth	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 36349

All: Anyone want to respond to these comments?: "Various tests have pegged the peak internet throughput at 300 to 400 kbps without any limitation from access links" "Access at 384 kbps would use the full internet throughput, while access at speeds beyond 400kbps would have no significant added benefits." 1. Would the engineers on this thread agree with these assertions? 2. If these assertions are accurate, where are the bottlenecks that create a 400 kbps limitation today? (This is a restatement of a question several days ago on this thread by someone--where should we be looking for our next emerging networking find?) Best to all js