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Per-person download/upload assumptions in Mbps: streaming 15/1, video meetings 3/4, ordinary online gaming 5/2, browsing 5/1, and social media 10/2. Smart-home use adds a household allowance of 5/5. Streaming and meeting figures are informed by Netflix’s 4K guidance and Zoom’s 1080p guidance; other values and headroom are RSINC assumptions.
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