Back in the ancient days of dial-up modems we would clock our internet in kilobits, hence the prevalence of 14.4k, 28.8k, and 56.6k modems. But eventually broadband internet became the norm ...

For example, you may see something like “320kbps.” This literally means 320 kilobits per second, which is how much data is being produced. To make things easier, we’ve put this into a handy ...