اليابان تحطّم الرقم القياسي في سرعة الإنترنت

A team of researchers at the "National Institute of Information and Communications Technology" in Japan has announced a world record in internet speed of 402 terabits per second, the fastest speed ever recorded, using a new four-channel optical fiber system.

The lead researcher on the project, Dr. Masayuki Fukuda, stated that the team used a multi-layer transmission technology that reduces interference and increases spectral efficiency, allowing them to transmit a massive amount of data over a distance exceeding 50 kilometers without signal loss. He added that the experiment paves the way for future communication technologies that support applications in artificial intelligence, big data analysis, and the transmission of space information at unprecedented speeds. The researchers confirmed that the experiment represents a real breakthrough in optical fiber engineering, which could change the landscape of communications around the world in the coming years.