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Comment by AlotOfReading

The bandwidth is limited on a per-cell basis, somewhere around 700Gbps max per cell. Actual capacity at any time is somewhat less. If everyone is actively using theirs, you might get single digit Mbps or less at cell capacity limits, even if there aren't bottlenecks elsewhere.

It's fine, but it's highly dependent on having extremely low customer density. The system doesn't work well if everyone is using it all the time.

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