100Mbits
100 Mbits, abbreviated as 100 Mbps, is a data transfer rate defined as 100 million bits per second. In contrast to megabytes per second (MB/s), which measure data in bytes, 100 Mbps corresponds to about 12.5 megabytes per second of raw data transfer. Real-world throughput is typically lower due to protocol overhead and network conditions.
In networking, 100 Mbps historically signified Fast Ethernet. The most common physical implementations are 100BASE-TX, which
In home and small business contexts, 100 Mbps networks provide moderate performance for day-to-day tasks, including
Conversion and comparison are common sources of confusion. A 100 Mbps link delivers 100 million bits each