Campus Party: The World's Biggest Computer Gaming Get Together

The Campus Party in Valencia, Spain, is a massive event for computer gaming enthusiasts, featuring 4500 participants, mostly Spanish, but increasingly international. The event offers non-stop gaming and fast file sharing, supported by extensive technical infrastructure, including 250 km of CAT5 cable and 10 km of optical fiber. Telefonica provided 15% of its national bandwidth, allowing data speeds 300 times faster than home connections. Despite the high-tech environment, only 400 of the 4500 attendees were female. The cost for participation, including accommodation and food, was €120.

What is the primary reason for the Campus Party being considered the world's largest computer gaming event?

• The number of international participants

• The amount of mass technology involved

• The duration of the event

• The location in Valencia, Spain

Why do companies participate in the Campus Party event?

• To recruit new employees

• To test their products under multi-user conditions

• To sell their products directly to gamers

• To showcase their latest advertisements

What kind of networking infrastructure is used at the Campus Party venue?

• Wireless routers and modems

• Bluetooth technology

• CAT5 cables and optical fiber

• Satellite connections

How much of Telefonica's national bandwidth is provided to the Campus Party?

• 15%

• 20%

• 25%

• 10%

What is the approximate ratio of male to female participants at the Campus Party?

• 2:1

• 20:1

• 1:1

• 10:1