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Couple of thoughts .... by NDBob
1) How are you measuring the speeds? Latency can artificially limit the maximum throughput for single download/upload stream if it is high.
2) As others have said wireless can also be a limiting factor especially if everything is sharing the same wireless and it is an older wifi router. If you can run a hard-line to your work computer, try to do so. Also try plugging a laptop or computer directly into the router and run the speed-test there, ideally when you know everything else in the house is off or idle.