back to article Murchison Widefield Array gets 8 Tbps link in AARNet upgrade

The Murchison Widefield Array will soon have the mantle of the highest-capacity link in the most remote location in Australia, courtesy of a national upgrade to the AARNet network. Although it's 300 km away from the city of Geraldton, the AARnet upgrade will deliver transmission speeds of up to 8 Tbps to Murchison at one end …

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  1. blearrgh

    Oh come on

    Couldn't they have just run fibre to the end of the highway and used wireless for that last bit?

    1. Big-nosed Pengie

      Re: Oh come on

      Or, like the new National Broadband Network under the Tories, tin cans?

    2. BlackKnight(markb)

      Re: Oh come on

      you really need the joke warning on this one.

  2. Anonymous Coward
    Anonymous Coward

    Meanwhile here in Perth WA....

    You'll be lucky if you can hitch to a slow ADSL2 connection.

    The (new) Governments "NBN" won't save us either.

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