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Internet speed isn’t what you think it is. Speed is distance covered per unit time. The actual speed performance of a network is called latency. Mbps is a measure that internet service providers talk about a lot, but Mbps isn’t speed. It’s a measure of volume per unit time and is related to the bandwidth of the transmitting medium. But the theoretical maximum of your network advertised by internet service providers isn’t the actual performance that you get. A combination of latency and bandwidth determines the actual amount of data that is transmitted on your network, called throughput. Many factors influence throughput. Internet service providers work to both increase throughput and intentionally decrease throughput. Get the real story on speed in this video from Newport Wireless Mesh, a non-profit wireless community internet provider in northern Vermont U.S.A. Watch our other videos to learn more about speed on the internet:    • Secrets of the Mesh: Wired vs  Wireless  ,    • Secrets of the Mesh: Bandwidth   and    • Secrets of the Mesh: Fiber Optics  .
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