wirespeeds
Wirespeeds, also known as line rates or physical layer speeds, refer to the maximum data transfer rate that can be achieved over a specific physical connection, such as an Ethernet cable or a Wi-Fi link. This speed is determined by the underlying hardware and the standards it adheres to. For example, a standard Ethernet cable might support speeds of 100 megabits per second (Mbps) or 1 gigabit per second (Gbps), depending on its category and the network interface cards it connects.
It's important to distinguish wirespeeds from the actual internet speed experienced by a user. Internet speed,
Therefore, while a high wirespeed is a necessary foundation for fast data transfer, it does not guarantee