10Gbps+ File Transfer for Ultra-Fast Delivery
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Stop Leaving Bandwidth on the Table.
File Transfer Shouldn’t Be a Bottleneck
You've invested in a blazing-fast 10 Gbps connection. So why are your file transfers still crawling? Most transfer tools are built on low-cost infrastructure that can't handle anywhere close to 10 Gbps speeds. That means you're paying for speed you're not getting.
MASV: Cloud File Transfer Optimized for 10 Gbps Speeds
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How Does MASV Sustain 10 Gbps+ Speeds?
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Frequently Asked Questions
With 10Gbps+ file transfer you can deliver files and folders using more than 10 gigabits of internet bandwidth, if your current setup allows for it. Most cloud file transfer solutions cannot accomodate this level of connectivity except for MASV, who have optimized its Desktop App to support 10Gbps+ file transfer performance at no additional cost.
In order for 10Gbps+ file transfer to work properly, you need a file transfer solution that can accept a large influx of network speed, capable of handling 10 gigabits of bandwidth or more without running into bottlenecks.
With MASV, users can turn on an Advanced speed preference to optimize their transfer for 10Gbps+ file transfer:
In the MASV desktop, go to: Settings > Speed > Speed Preferences.
Here, you will see two options: Standard and Advanced.
By default, all profiles are set to Standard, which can handle up to 5Gbps. If you have more than 5Gbps internet, click the ‘Advanced’ tab to turn on ultra-fast broadband connectivity. MASV will automatically optimize for your increased speed.
A transmission speed of 10Gbps equates to 10,000Mbps or 1,250 Mbyte/s.
With a 10Gbps+ internet connection, your computer can proccess internet-based requests at incredibly fast speeds — as long as the hardware and software is capable of accepting that much network strength at once.
Tools like MASV have optimized its Desktop App to accept 10 gigabits or more of bandwidth to transfer large terabyte-level files in a few minutes. In MASV's latest speed test, a 1 TB package was delivered in 16 minutes and 13 seconds using a 10Gbps connection.
10Gbps is considered next-generation internet speeds, meaning not many people have access to a connection this strong, just yet. You will likely find speeds of this magnitude at facilities where large data processing over the internet is vital to the business, such as video production houses and film/TV studios.
A lot of modern consumer hardware and software is not ready to handle 10Gbps internet. There are exceptions, like MASV, which successfully utilizes 10Gbps file transfer speed performance to deliver large media files.
