add to that the filing costs, legal fees, and costs associated with other compliance requirements and it's MORE expensive to hire H1B workers.
The real difference is that corporations can treat them like crap and and most of them will take it because it's better than what's back home..
Being an H1B worker is a kind of indentured servitude
Put another way
Net Neutrality is about the source of the traffic
I do not expect that my web pages from JoeBlow.com be served up with the same bandwidth as my video stream from JoeBlow.com. That is a QoS issue based on type of traffic and is legitimate bandwidth management and is outside of the Net Neutrality question.
QoS is about the type of traffic
So either Cisco is spreading FUD or they aren't talking about Net Neutrality.
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