1989 - upgrade to
"T1", providing data transmissions at a rate of 1.5 million bits of data per
second. This is roughly the equivalent of 50 pages of text per second.
How did the NSF get involved?
This collaboration resulted in several upgrades to the NSFNET backbone.
1989 - upgrade to
"T1", providing data transmissions at a rate of 1.5 million bits of data per
second. This is roughly the equivalent of 50 pages of text per second.
1993 - upgrade to
"T3", providing data transmissions at a rate of 45 million bits of data per
second. This is roughly the equivalent of 1400 pages of text per second.
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