RackNerd's migration of Los Angeles physical servers causes domestic broadband download speeds to instantly drop to 150kb/s

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Today I received an email from my service provider RackNerd. The email informs me that RackNerd is moving its physical servers in Los Angeles to other cabinets to improve network stability.

This is a notification about RackNerd's physical server migration at the Los Angeles DC-02 data center, highlighting the impact on the "nerd5" segment and service recovery after project completion. (Captioned by AI)
This is a notification about RackNerd's physical server migration at the Los Angeles DC-02 data center, highlighting the impact on the "nerd5" segment and service recovery after project completion. (Captioned by AI)750×770 211 KB

I tested the file download speed. My download speed originally peaked at 8MB/s (this speed was tested on December 5)

This image shows a download manager interface downloading a file named "Chrome_for_android.apk", with an average download speed of 8.3 MB/s. (Captioned by AI)
This image shows a download manager interface downloading a file named "Chrome_for_android.apk", with an average download speed of 8.3 MB/s. (Captioned by AI)1138×761 196 KB

The speed plummeted straight to 150KB/s, and I was absolutely seething with frustration……

This is an interface showing BitComet download progress, downloading a file named "Chrome for android.apk" with a download speed of 151 KB/s. (Captioned by AI)
This is an interface showing BitComet download progress, downloading a file named "Chrome for android.apk" with a download speed of 151 KB/s. (Captioned by AI)1138×718 207 KB