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In computer terminology, bps is an abbreviation for bits per second, a unit that measures the speed of data transfer, with higher bps values indicating faster data transfer. It is also known as bit rate, and is used in telecommunications and computing to quantify how many bits of data are transferred or processed in one second.

What BPS means for you:

Faster performance: A higher bps rate allows for faster downloads, quicker access to cloud services, and a smoother overall user experience.

Bandwidth: Bps is a key metric for understanding the bandwidth of a network, which is the maximum rate at which data can be transferred.

Scaling: In cloud computing, bps influences the cost and scalability of services, as higher speeds generally correspond to higher costs.