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STUDY: P2P Consumes 22% of Downstream, 61% of Upstream Bandwidth

By soulxtc

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Research by infamous BitTorrent throttling company Sandvine makes the argument for "effective network traffic optimization techniques." Sandvine, the same company behind Comcast's infamous BitTorrent throttling scheme, has released a new study called the "2008 Global Broadband Phenomena" that makes some interesting new conclusions in regards to Internet usage and trends. Now the report should be taken with a grain of salt considering that it's been conducted by Sandvine who has in inherent stake in the report's conclusions. For if you recall, it was just recently that it's Congestion Management for Fairshare solution was selected by Comcast to manage network traffic in the wake of the FCC's decision that BitTorrent throttling violated that agency's principles of ?unfettered access." According to the study, consumers are increasingly switching to online entertainment-based applications such as gaming, video streaming, social networking and VoIP communications.

Full post as published by ZeroPaid on October 23, 2008 (boomark / email).

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