Are all those megabytes that reach our homes necessary? Short and direct answer: It depends. But in most cases… not really.
It depends on how we use our connectivity; for most users, 100 megabytes will probably be enough, but of course, those 100 megabytes need to be well utilized. 100 megabytes dissipated by Wi-Fi are not good enough.
That's why 100-megabyte fiber optic kits exist, because having up to 100 megabytes wired stably, without spikes and without losses, is a very good option, even today.
Many will find it hard to believe that with 600Mb and 1Gb plans becoming more and more popular and widespread, we are talking about 100 megabytes in mid-2022, but the important thing is that the facts and the stable, wired fiber connectivity are what count and will surprise more than one with their performance.
100 megabytes are not only enough but can be very "tough," and by the way, for those homes where more than 100 are not yet available, it is probably the best option to make the most of what they receive and are paying for.
Optimization is key, as in almost everything.
