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  1. Cisco: The Mobilpocalypse Is Coming!!!!!

    GigaOM (Feb 9 2010) Marketing

    1. Cisco forecasts that by 2014 we will be using 3.6 exabytes per month on mobile networks worldwide, according to its Visual Networking Index figures released today. For those pondering an exabyte, it's equal to 1 billion gigabytes or half a trillion MP3 files. (Read Full Article)

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