A team in Japan recently achieved an astounding internet speed record of over 402Tbps, setting a new milestone in data transfer capabilities. This speed is fast enough to download any game in less than a second, including popular titles like Call of Duty Black Ops 6 and Baldur’s Gate 3. While some US cities offer high-speed fiber options up to 10Gbps, the potential for such lightning-fast internet in homes is hindered by cost and hardware compatibility issues. Most gaming PCs are currently limited to speeds of 1-10Gbps, making it difficult to take advantage of speeds like 402Tbps. Despite the impressive achievement, practical implementation of these record-breaking speeds remains a distant goal for the average consumer.