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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	I would guess that the answer depends upon the context of the sentence in which the abbreviation appears. MBps or MB/s would mean megabytes per second, whereas Mbps or Mb/s would be megabits per second. If Mpbs is a typo, it would be referring to Mb per second (bits not bytes), standard bandwidth measurement. I think both those references are simply guessing the closest search term match. In any case, the suggested search is a misnomer as the lowercase 'b' would denote bits, not bytes. The suggested search should have been Mb/s, but I'm not sure it's relevant. Yup, I think the only clue is the sentence in which you found Mpbs. What language? What's the topic of the article? It could well be a casual abbreviation of something completely unrelated to network bandwidth... :/ Loading...
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