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319Tbps - The Latest Fiber Optic Data Transfer Speed Record
Kaustubh Katdare • 2 years ago • 61.3k views
Japanese engineers have achieved 319Tbps data transfer speed using optic-fibers; paving the way for 6G. A 4-core optic-fiber cable was used to fire 552-channel comb laser at multiple wavelengths using rare earth amplifiers.
The experiment was done inside lab; but the research team used a coiled fiber to simulate 3000 Km distance without losing signal quality or speed.
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