>>11362 >50 GiB/S I assume you mean GigaBytes per second and not Gigabits per second? Correct? A lot of people get those mixed up. 270 PB = 27000 TB 27000 TB = 2.7 million GB assuming a very good internet connection of 10 Gigabits per second (equals 1.25 GB, but I'll round it to 1 GB for ease of calculation) You get 1GB per second. 1000 seoncds = 16.5 minuets per TB So, 16.5 minuets per TB x 1000 for 1 PB = 1650 minuets = 27.5 hours. 27.5 hours, x 270 = 7,425 hours = about 309 days
Yeah, not completely easy, but that isn't impossible. I am talking about using this with the best home connections I know, 10 Gigabit ones. Buying IP transit in a datacenter would reduce this calculation significantly other than I wouldn't expect filecoin's bottleneck to be better than that.
Wow, this ideal suddenly seems way more feasible than I thought.
