A new world record for data transfer speed has been set.

Love the fast internet? You might want to move to live in Denmark, because it was Danish researchers who set a new record for data transfer speed.

Employees of the High-Speed ​​Optical Communications Group (HSOC) of the Danish University of Technology have reached incredible results in data transfer using a single transmitter. Due to the fact that they used a completely new kind of fiber, they managed to achieve a transmission rate of 43 terabits per second. So that you can understand what speed we are talking about, imagine that in less than one second, a volume of five 1 TB hard drives was transferred to some distance.

The record is amazing because it was installed with just one laser transmitter. Just imagine what speed can be achieved thanks to several transmitters that will be used simultaneously.

Researchers are very proud of their results, because it took them more than five years to develop this unique optical fiber. Given that the volume of world Internet traffic is increasing by 40-50% every year, you can be sure that the technology developed by the Danes will surely find a consumer.

The article is based on materials https://hi-news.ru/technology/byl-ustanovlen-novyj-mirovoj-rekord-skorosti-peredachi-dannyx.html.