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Facebook’s Epic Data Blast Is Good for Everyone—Especially Facebook

Facebook’s Epic Data Blast Is Good for Everyone—Especially Facebook
Engineers believe they can shove a record amount of data through the internet's undersea pipes. But the record isn't as interesting as who ran the test. The post Facebook’s Epic Data Blast Is Good for Everyone—Especially Facebook appeared first on WIRED.

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