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New hollow-core fiber test pushes internet speeds to 1.2Tb/s

China's hollow-core fiber test achieves record internet speeds

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📍 How it ended

China conducted hollow-core fiber trials that reached speeds of 51.3 Tb/s over 128 miles without signal regeneration. Additionally, YOFC achieved a per-wavelength transmission of 1.2 Tb/s.

These developments targeted networking bottlenecks for the AI era and redefined long-haul optical networks.

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The story so far

A recent test of hollow-core fiber technology in China has achieved a record internet speed of 1.2Tb/s.

Coverage from various outlets, including TrendForce and Interesting Engineering, highlights the significance of this breakthrough in long-haul optical networks. YOFC, the company behind the test, has reportedly achieved the world's first 1.2Tb/s per-wavelength transmission over hollow-core fiber.

The development of this technology is expected to have a major impact on the future of high-speed internet. According to coverage from Reuters and BBC News, further advancements and potential applications are being explored.

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What speed was achieved in the hollow-core fiber test?

1.2Tb/s

Which company conducted the test?

YOFC

What is the significance of this test?

It redefines long-haul optical networks

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