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The super-fast “Internet2″ network that connects universities researching the next-generation Internet has found new followers in college students who download pirated music and movies.
Entertainment groups said last month they intend to sue hundreds of students accused of illegally distributing copyrighted songs and films across college campuses using the private research network, which boasts speeds hundreds of times faster than the Internet.
How much faster? Internet2 researchers once demonstrated they can download a DVD-quality copy of the popular movie “The Matrix” in 30 seconds over their network, a feat they say would take roughly 25 hours over the Internet.
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