Could the GTA 6 launch break the Australian internet? We asked NBN Co to find out

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  • NBN Co says Australia's broadband network is ready for the expected surge in traffic when GTA VI launches
  • A previous major game release pushed NBN traffic to a record 32.91Tbps, around 30% above normal levels
  • GTA VI's week-long preload period should help prevent a massive spike in network traffic on launch day
  • NBN Co believes GTA VI could set a new record for total download volume across its 7–8-day launch period

Grand Theft Auto VI is shaping up to be one of the biggest video game launches in history, and with millions of gamers expected to download Rockstar's long-awaited sequel, it's fair to wonder whether Australia's internet infrastructure can cope with the demand.

After all, GTA VI is confirmed to require a hefty 212GB download, meaning even a single copy will consume a considerable amount of bandwidth. Multiply that by potentially hundreds of thousands of Australian gamers all wanting...

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