Record-breaking chip can transmit entire internet's traffic per second

A New Chip Is Capable of Transmitting All of the Internet's Traffic Every Second

An international team of scientists have broken the world record for the amount of data that can be transferred in a single second with the help of a custom-designed chip that could make the internet more environmentally friendly.

Scientists set new world record for data transfer at 1.8 petabits per second. That's twice the global internet traffic

You could download twice as much data as everyone on the internet with this connection.

A Single Laser Transmitted a Second's Worth of Internet Traffic in Record Time

Scientists continue to blow through data transmission records, with the fastest transmission of information between a laser and a single optical chip system now set at 1.8 petabits per second.

Scientists break data transfer record, sending almost twice the global Internet traffic

A group of Scandinavian scientists has broken the record for data transmission, using only a laser and one optical chip, sending almost 2 petabits per second of information.

One chip transmits the entire internet's traffic in a second

Researchers have made a huge breakthrough in data transmission via fiber optics by using a single computer chip to transfer 1.84 petabits of data per second

1 Million Gigabit Internet Speed Reached With a Single Chip and Laser

The experiment was able to transmit more than 1 petabits per seconds and it can potentially even achieve far higher speeds.