US EditionEindhoven researchers achieve 5.7 Tb/s data transfer speeds using highly focused infrared light
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Invisible beams of light over Eindhoven send super data
Nobody noticed it, but high above Eindhoven, researchers at university of technology, have managed to do something extraordinary. Scientists have managed to use (invisible) infrared light to send data wirelessly at a record speed over a distance of about five kilometres. According to scientists, this has never been seen before, especially in a busy environment. Citizens and businesses will not be able to benefit from it for the time being, but o…
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