When you pay for a "Gigabit Fibre" connection, the first thing you do is run a speed test. You stare at the download number—980 Mbps—and smile. You’ve got the fastest internet on the block.
But then, you join a Zoom call. The video freezes. Your friend says, "You’re breaking up." You try to play Call of Duty , and your character teleports across the map. Your speed test says "excellent," but your experience says "terrible." speed test jitter
Fast internet wins the download race. Low jitter wins the real world. When you pay for a "Gigabit Fibre" connection,