Wrote this in another thread some 6 months ago, after which I was enlighted to what it was called ... FTTC (Fiber to the cabinet).
Today had the tech come in as the intertubes kept disappearing, and learned it was not 1.2KM, yes in birds flight, but following the road, it was near 3KM to the fiber cabinet (and by coincidence saw on Sunday, yes on Sunday, they were fibering up the whole of the sette colli, that we might even get FTTH in some not too distant future. They were under contract to finish the works of laying the pinkish bundle by end of July, and asked if he was not frying in the heatwave that's been continuing now in it's 7th week (Rome has been put on water rationing now). He was, but not delivering would cost him a bundle.

Anyways, the tech came in and measured 20MB up until the downstairs power cabinet, he was not so happy these were side to side with the telco copper wire, lots of interference recorded, so he laid a new one, needing soap to get them through the proper tubes, and 3 hours later after also replacing an old funky plug box, circa 1970, with some slightly bloated resistor, the guy, originally from Russia, delivered 22MB, sustained.

Long story, it made not 1 iota difference in the speed to fetch the result status pages... still 90 pages x250 in 1 minute 41, (yesterday was 89 pages in 1 minute 39) the ASCII XML that comes across suffers just from the internet latency, as that per Ookla Speedtest had not changed a millisecond.

Other than that, the tool is kicking a$$.

A smitchen of hope with the latest 365 insider monthly release
But no, total, complete hype, no details found what it is supposed to really mean, but did confirm that the before and after filtering is still "Not all items showing" and still the same 10,000 limit. Though there are near 1 million records on the active archive over past 15 days, only the 11, 13, 14th, partially show up in the quick-filter screen, forcing to dive into the 'advanced custom search' (which they kindly removed from Outlook 'because it was used by few', yes you read that right.

Calculation very marginally seemed to have sped up, but only if you stopwatch, else you'd not notice, a complete script encompassing all elements of the noted hype ran 3% faster, still random crashing with small or big data sets, just when you think they've resolved the (too) 'complex' problem.

Not much has happened since the demise of my development system, the end of the WCG charting effort, but the tool is happily running, now having accumulated over 125,000 results in the archive... lots of data to pour over and analyse.

This week added RAR (Recent Average Ranking), to the history and worked further on integrating Device Stats with Device Profiles and Device Merge, that piece that pulls together all the clients installed on one host. From this it shows my octo has accumulated over 22 years of runtime since procurement, 3 years ago, not quite the max which could have been 24+ years, but still it ran historically over 7.3 days per day.