You may think you have fast Internet service today. Or you may have resigned yourself to a future of agonizingly slow connections. In the U.S., at least, the range of Internet speeds available to homes varies greatly depending on location.
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Will it always be this way? Newsweek's Ryan Tracy sampled a few of today's predictions for what U.S. Internet speeds will be ten years from now and leaves us to draw our own conclusions. My thoughts on the future:
- variation from location to location will be as huge as ever
- assume your connection will carry 10 times as much network bandwidth at home as you have now (unless you move) and 50 times more when roaming
- we aren't going to need as much of this bandwidth as many seem to think
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