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The confusion is mainly due to bytes and bits. These are two different ways of measuring data and although they sound similar 1 byte is actually 8 bits. To help reduce some confusion, bytes and bits are displayed differently in acronym form. Bytes use capitalised B while bits use lower case b.
1 byte is 1B
1 bit is 1b
Instead of having very long numbers we round up bytes into Kilobytes (KB) and Megabytes (MB).
1 kilobyte = 1000 bytes = 1KB
1 megabyte = 1000000 bytes = 1MB
lets also round up bits into kilobits (Kb) and megabits (Mb).
1 kilobit = 1000 bits = 1Kb
1 megabit = 1000000 bits = 1Mb
The speed in which data is transferred over the internet is measured in bytes per second (B/s) or bits per second (bps). Many companies choose to display their speeds in bps as the numbers appear larger. Your internet connection has two different speeds, a download speed and an upload speed. Internet service providers tend to give you their maximum download speed; this shows how fast your computer could download a song or a web page in optimum circumstances. However if you plan to place files on the cloud you should also take note of your ISPs upload speed; this shows how fast data can be transferred from your computer to the internet.When uploading files to your favourite file hoster you may see a speed of 125KB/s, this actually the same as a speed of 1Mbps. As previously explained this is because 1 byte is the same as 8 bits.
Trivial calc. can be seen below:
125KB/s = 125,000 bytes of data per second.
1Mbps = 1,000,000 bits of data every second.
125,000 bytes x 8 = 1,000,000 bits
The up/down speed can be affected by a range of factors, these include the distance from your computer to the data centre and whether your Internet provider is purposely throttling your internet speeds. Some providers will reduce internet speeds at different times of the day, which will reduce your speed once you have downloaded a certain amount of content, or will throttle certain services. If you have many computers downloading or uploading files on a network it will also affect the speed of your connevtion.
If you want to check out how fast your current internet connection is from your internet service provider, please go to
Speedtest.net by Ookla - The Global Broadband Speed Test and press the begin test on the image. (note: The speed test will default to your current location or nearest available server).
I hope this will clear the confusion -pertaining to what you have stated in your post.