Saving quantity of data transmitted at enterprise level – say for an ISP is not as critical since the actual cost of transmitting data is relatively low, but speed gains on existing networks is gold.
"What is the cost per gigabyte now? If you assume that each customer is allocated a true 10 megabits/second (call it 1 megabyte/second) pipe, and if you assume that each customer fully uses that allocation for 6 hours a day, each customer is pulling 21 gigabytes per day, or roughly 600 gigabytes per month. $50/600 = 8.3 cents per gigabyte."
http://blogs.howstuffworks.com/brai...ly-cost-a-look-at-the-worst-case-scenario.htm
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