That's the parameters of a "Banks Orbital" https://theculture.fandom.com/wiki/Orbital_(Wikipedia_versio...
Which is:
> For such an orbital to reproduce the equivalent to the Earth's gravity, whilst maintaining Earth's 24-hour period of rotation, it would need to have a diameter of approximately 3.71 million kilometres, and spinning at 486,000 km/hr.
I know that's true of Niven's ringworld, which is just unholy scale and parameters - 1 rotation like the earth does in a year, every 9 days! (1)
And so it cannot be made from atoms, something with "tensile strength similar to the strong nuclear force" is needed (2)
But is it true of Banks's more practical Orbital as well? This reference says yes: "No form of ordinary matter will support the tensions of a Banks Orbital's spin, so exotic matter is required." (3)
1) http://www.alcyone.com/max/reference/scifi/ringworld.html
https://www.orionsarm.com/eg-article/47e1bb1fc898c
"Using accelerated streams of projectiles or particles to either transfer momentum or support a large structure."
This is basically active super strong matter that requires uninterrupted continuous control, power supply and real time adjustments - or bad things happen very very quickly. What is there not to love?! ;-)
* Possible, not necessarily practical.