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Surfing at the Speed of Light: Why the Wi-Fi in Space Is Faster than at Home

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While the fiber optic expansion in Germany is often still progressing at a snail's pace, one becomes green before envy in space: The ISS surfs with stable 600 megabits per second. This article was sorted under Internet & Networld.
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Surfing at the Speed of Light: Why the Wi-Fi in Space Is Faster than at Home

While the fiber optic expansion in Germany is often still progressing at a snail's pace, one becomes green before envy in space: The ISS surfs with stable 600 megabits per second. This article was sorted under Internet & Networld.

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netzwelt broke the news on Sunday, May 10, 2026.
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