The Netherlands sets a wireless data transmission record: infrared beams send data at a speed of 5.7 Tbps over a distance of 4.6 km

Researchers at Eindhoven University of Technology in the Netherlands have achieved an unprecedented data rate of 5.7 terabits per second over a distance of 4.6 km using infrared beams. This is a significant advance in free-space optical (FSO) technology, opening up the possibility of creating high-speed wireless networks without the need for cables. This technology is especially important for connecting 5G antennas... The post Netherlands sets w…