Network Bandwidth
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The maximum data rate of a network link, distinct from application-layer throughput.
A 1 Gbps Ethernet link has 1 Gbps of network bandwidth, but real file transfer speeds are lower due to TCP/IP overhead, disk I/O, and protocol framing. Network bandwidth is determined by both the cable category and the network equipment at each end. Upgrading cable without upgrading switches yields no speed improvement.